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CTC Certificates # List Cert. # Name Training Title 11018 Mohamed Ebaid Moustafa Samra Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11019 Tareq Muhammad Moustafa Samra Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11020 GAMAL ALI YAHIA HUSSEIN TOHFA Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11021 AMR MOHAMED LOTFY MOHAMED ELBOGHDMini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11022 MOHAMED REFAAT ABDELFATTAH SAWY Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11023 Mohmad Sayed Ramdan Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11024 Amr Ezzat Elgendy Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11025 Maged Mohamed Sami Elshennawy Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11026 Mohammed Ali Mahmoud Abdallah Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11027 Ahmed Hassan Ahmed Shehata Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11028 Zkaria Anwar Zkaria ElZoghby Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11029 Asmaa Ahmed Abd Elmksod Khatap Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11030 AHMED FAWZY ABDELMAKSOUD ZIDAN Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11031 Sameh Mohamed Magdy Moawad Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11032 MOUSTAFA ABDELRAHMAN ABDELFATTAH AMini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11033 TAREK MOHAMED KHAYAL Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11034 Waleed Awny Omer Shehata Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11035 Ahmed Shawky Ali AbdelZaaer Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11036 Abdallah Nasser Mustafa Jadallah Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11037 IBRAHIM ELSAYED IBRAHIM ABOUMESAED Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11038 Shehata Moustafa Shehata Hassan Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11039 MOHAMED MEHREZ MAMMOUD ELKHARASHMini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11040 SALAH ELDIN BAHAR ISHAG ABDALLA Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11041 MOHAMMAD IBRAHIM MUSALLM MAHMUODMini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11042 ASMAA EPRHIM MOHAMED ALALFY Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11043 Ahmed Fouad Elseed Mohamed Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11044 Omar Taha Ali Hassan Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11045 Hossam Kamel Seif Al Din Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11046 MAHMOUD ALI SAYED AHMED BEKHEET Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11047 IBRAHIM SULELMAN MOHAMMAD ALHAWA Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11048 AHMED MAGDI FETTOUH HASSAAN Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11049 ALZAHRANI MARDI IBRAHIM A Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11050 FAISAL SALEM AHMED AL-GHAMDI Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11051 Ahmed Ibrahim Gaber Ibrahim Mini Master in Business Adminstration (75 hours) 11052 MOHAMED ABDELLAH ALI ABDELAALL Diploma In Professional Executive Manager (60 hours) 11053 Mohamed Abd El Fatah Mohamed Bakery Diploma In Professional Executive Manager (60 hours) 11054 Mohamed Hamedo Mohamed Diploma In Professional Executive Manager (60 hours) 11055 RASHA IBRAHEM KAMAL ELSHERBENY Diploma In Professional Executive Manager (60 hours) 11056 Islam Ahmed Abdel -lah Ahmed Diploma In Professional Executive Manager (60 hours) 11057 Hamed Mansour Hamed Felaifl Diploma In Hospital Management (50 hours) 11058 EHAB ALI KAWANNA Diploma In Hospital Management (50 hours) 11059 IBRAHIM ALI IBRAHIM Diploma In Hospital Management (50 hours) 11060 MUHANNAD ISMT HAMDAN Diploma In Hospital Management (50 hours) Cert. # Name Training Title 11061 ABDULRAHMAN OMAR ABDULLAH BAFLEH Diploma In Hospital Management (50 hours) 11062 EMAN MOHAMMED AL ALMAHASNA Diploma In Hospital Management (50 hours) 11063 KHALED ELSAID MOHAMED YOUSSEF Diploma In Hospital Management (50 hours) 11064 AHMED ALI AHMED AL-AKHRAS Diploma In Hospital Management (50 hours) 11065 Wael Mohamed Refaat INTERNATIONAL TRAINING OF TRAINERS (60 hou 11066 MAMDOUH ABDOU HAMMOUDA ALI INTERNATIONAL TRAINING OF TRAINERS (60 hou 11067 ALHASAN AHMED AHMED KHATEEB INTERNATIONAL TRAINING OF TRAINERS (60 hou 11068 MAHMOUD AHMED HAMED ALI INTERNATIONAL TRAINING OF TRAINERS (60 hou 11069 ABEER AHMEED MOHAMED NASHWAN INTERNATIONAL TRAINING OF TRAINERS (60 hou 11070 WALEED AWNY OMER SHEHATA INTERNATIONAL TRAINING OF TRAINERS (60 hou 11071 HANAN HUSSEIN ALI MUWLLAD INTERNATIONAL TRAINING OF TRAINERS (60 hou 11072 MOHAMED ALY MOHAMED ALY ELSHAL INTERNATIONAL TRAINING OF TRAINERS (60 hou 11073 FAISAL SALEM – AHMED AL-GHAMDI Mini Master in Organizations’ Leaders Preparation (75 h 11074 MOHAMMAD AHMED AHMED MOLOKHIEI Mini Master in Organizations’ Leaders Preparation (75 h 11075 Yassir Abdullah Salem Al Jahdali Mini Master in Organizations’ Leaders Preparation (75 h 11076 Ghazwan Ghazi Raheem The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11077 Jutyar Wahab Abdul-Salam The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11078 Muhammad W. Bahaaddin The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11079 Ibrahim Basem Mohemmed The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11080 Ahmed Salim Toama The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11081 Sabeeh Laith Sabeeh The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11082 Husen Najjar The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11083 Nasih Azez Hamadamen The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11084 Mohamad Ibrahim Abdulhameed The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11085 Mohammad Tahsin Hussein The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11086 Sherwan Nasih Shareef The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11087 Masud Najmaden Ali The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11088 Muhammad Othman Ali The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11089 Twana Azeez Abdulrahman The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11090 Rozhan Yaseen MAwlood The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11091 Sivan Jamal Karem The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11092 Shayma Kamaran Yousif The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11093 Kurdistan Aziz Selman The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11094 Nigar Abdulkareem Omar The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11095 AWESTA FUAD HASSAN The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11096 Abdulsattar Kheder Ibrahim The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11097 Awaz Umer Ahmed The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11098 Banaz Omer Ahmad The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11099 Nihayat Omer Ahmad The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11100 Mohammed Abulkareem Ibrahim The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11101 Muhammed Jamil Ali The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11102 YASIR ATTA ADAM The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11103 Diyar Akram Jaza The Art of Leadership (15 hours) Cert. # Name Training Title 11104 HERSH SIDIQ TOFIQ The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11105 Solin Omed Ahmad The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11106 SHADMAN OMER ALI The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11107 Hussin Najmaddin Rasul The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11108 Amanj Aziz Karem The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11109 Salah Noori Habib The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11110 Kamaran Omer Hussein The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11111 Dana Ibrahim M. Salih The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11112 Brwa Abdalhman Mohammed The Art of Leadership (15 hours) 11113 Majed Saleh Awadh Qarban Family Educational Guide (8 hours) 11114 Fatima Haji Sultan Al Qubaisi Family Educational Guide (8 hours) 11115 Amal Salem Saeed Mohammed Family Educational Guide (8 hours) 11116 Muna Salem Saeed Mohammed Family Educational Guide (8 hours) 11117 Huda Salem Saeed Mohammed Family Educational Guide (8 hours) 11118 Shefa Awad Nasser Awad Family Educational Guide (8 hours) 11119 Samar Mohamed Awadh Abdrabou Family Educational Guide (8 hours) 11120 Hind Ahmed Mohammed Ahmed Al Awadhi Family Educational Guide (8 hours) 11121 Bader Ali Al Ali Family Educational Guide (8 hours) 11122 Youssef Aitbrim Certified Corporate Trainer (60 hours) 11123 Chadia Boutouil Certified Corporate Trainer (60 hours) 11124 Mohamed Mouatassim Certified Corporate Trainer (60 hours) 11125 Rajaa Taia Alaoui Certified Corporate Trainer (60 hours) 11126 Said Benkissa Certified Corporate Trainer (60 hours) 11127 Hasnaa Tabit Certified Corporate Trainer (60 hours) 11128 Loubna Jarmouni Certified Corporate Trainer (60 hours) 11129 Mokhtar Mada Certified Corporate Trainer (60 hours) 11130 Soukaina Aris Certified Corporate Trainer (60 hours) 11131 Amera Malé Certified Corporate Trainer (60 hours) 11132 Younes Riouche Certified Corporate Trainer (60 hours) 11133 Hamzeh Ibrahim AL mshayekh Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11134 Dawlat Ahmed Mohammad Salman Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11135 Enas Abdul Hadi Al_Qawasmeh Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11136 Wesal Harb Hassin Abu shake Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11137 Safa Abdilkareem Hassan Abu Obaidah Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11138 FATMEH SALIM HASSAN ALDIQS Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11139 Doaa hassan abd ellatef jawhar Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11140 Shatha Ali Hassan Al-Qurashi Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11141 Suha Mahmoud abdalatef salama Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11142 Dina Abd Alkhalek Abu Rezeq Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11143 Sahar Abd Alkareem Ahmad Mezher Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11144 EMAN SAlIH AHMAD FAHJAN Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11145 ABRAR MOHAMMAD HASSAN DA'DAS Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11146 Safa'a Ghazi Abed Alaziz Abu Fadda Training of Trainers (35 hours) Cert. # Name Training Title 11147 Amneh Esa Yousef Kutkut Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11148 RAJA'A MOHAMMAD ABDEL MAJEED MATAR Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11149 Jumana Mohammad Ali Tayeh Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11150 Hiba Ahmad Yousef Othman Training of Trainers (35 hours) 11151 Muntaha khaleel abdul kareem abu awad Training
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