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Active International Cphqs (As of March 2021) Active International CPHQs (As of March 2021) Saba Akbar Dossani Australia Fazeelath Haneef Bahrain Irene Barron Australia Risly Joseph Bahrain David Bunting Australia Omar Elsamani Mohamed Bahrain Yousra El Alfy Australia Ahmed Naga Bahrain Ahmed Gomaa Australia Lobna Saleh Bahrain Ahmed Hag Babiker Australia Nazia Usmani Bahrain Mai Youssef Hassan Youssef Australia Seema Verma Bahrain Ghulam Khan Australia MD Rezaul Islam Bangladesh Rania Labib Falts Australia Lee Ann Salandy Barbados Eibhlin Ni Laoghaire Australia Sarah Gafaar Belgium Linda O'Connor Australia Claire (McCullagh)McDevitt Bermuda Amina Shaukat Australia Jamie Farrell Bermuda Marsha Sands Bahamas Leonette Georges Bermuda Melvern Symonette Bahamas Michael Nisbett Bermuda Rabih Abou Leila Bahrain Reham Abdelhalim Canada Husain Ahmed Bahrain Waleed Abdellatif Canada Narjes Ashkanani Bahrain Omar Abdelmonem Canada Mostafa Azzam Bahrain Ashraf Abed Alfattah Canada Natasha Dsouza Bahrain Hossam Abou Adma Canada Rolesly Elezabeth Bahrain Shorouk Aburamadan Canada Shaimaa Elmofty Bahrain Shakil Ahmad Canada Asmaa Elsemin Bahrain Niamat Ahmed Canada Alka Gupta Bahrain Hussain Alsaid Ahmad Canada Sanjay Gupta Bahrain Marwa Atef Canada Moshera Atia Canada Eleanor Groh Canada Muhammad Badawi Canada Orville Gundran Canada Hani Badran Canada Elizabeth Haddad Canada Shahdan Barouma Canada Yasmine Hassaan Canada Akhtari Begum Canada Bryan Herechuk Canada Janet Bowes Canada Elsayed Ibrahim Canada Guna Budrevics Canada Hala Idris Canada Jeremy Butler Canada Hamze Jomaa Canada Rakesh Calton Canada Nancy Jutte Canada Felix Camposano Canada Ayman Kandil Canada Christina Ciapanna Kurpis Canada Harminder Kaur-Singh Canada Cynthia Connolly Canada Haajra Khan Canada Catherine Convery Canada Fahim Khan Canada Natalie Coyle Canada Dina Khorshed Canada Namrata Dave Canada Nimrah Kiyani Canada Tracey Davey Canada Lorna Linehan Canada Krishna Desai Canada Hassan Mahmoud Canada Mona El 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