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AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS 2017 INITIATES ALPHABETICAL LIST 30 Hanser Antonio Abreu Quezada Khaled Sami Ahmad Ali Alaraj A Santiago, Dominican Republic Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Chicago, IL Amaar Awad Hussien Hussien Carlos Maria Abril Vega Siddique Ahmad Yakout Hameed Alaraji Aamery Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Peshawar, Pakistan Dubai, United Arab Emirates Wolverhampton, United Kingdom Walid Abu Tahoun Usman Ahmad Nasrin Alavi Wesley M. Abadie Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Cleveland, OH Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of Williamsburg, VA Abdelrahman Hassan Abusabeib Azam S. Ahmed Marco Alfonso Albán Garcia Andrea M. Abbott Doha, Qatar Madison, WI Santiago, Chile Mount Pleasant, SC Jihad Achkar Tanveer Ahmed Hamdullah Hadi Al-Baseesee Abdel Rahman Abdel Fattah M. Beirut, Lebanon Dhaka, Bangladesh Najaf, Iraq Abdel Aal Doha, Qatar Alison Alden Acott Manish Ahuja Michael A. Albin Little Rock, AR Mumbai, India South Pasadena, CA Karim Sabry Abdel Samee Cairo, Egypt Badih Adada Naveen Kumar Ahuja Saleh Mohammad Aldaqal Weston, FL Hamilton, NJ Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Eltayib Yousif Abdelaleem Doha, Qatar Patrick Temi Adegun Begum Akay Saad A. A. A. Aldousari Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria Birmingham, MI Kuwait City, Kuwait Tamer Mohamed Said Abdelbaki Salama James Olaniyi Adeniran Hakkı Tankut Akay Matthew J. Alef Cairo, Egypt Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria Ankara, Turkey Winooski, VT Kareem R. AbdelFattah Adedoyin Adekunle Adesanya Raed Hatmal Akayleh Farzad Alemi Dallas, TX Lagos, Nigeria Amman, Jordan Kansas City, MO Khaled Mohamed Saad Obinna Ogochukwu Adibe Ahmet Akman Naif Abdullah Alenazi Mostafa Abdelgalel Chapel Hill, NC Ankara, Turkey Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Ajman, United Arab Emirates Farrell C. Adkins Mohamed Gomah Hamed Falih Mohssen Algazgooz Ahmed Mohamed Abdelkader Roanoke, VA Al Aqqad Basra, Iraq Dubai, United Arab Emirates Dubai, United Arab Emirates John Affuso Mohammed S. Alghoul Bashar A. Abdulhassan Lancaster, PA Saad Alhussain Al Awwad Chicago, IL Baghdad, Iraq Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Salim Afshar Mansab Ali Alia Abdulla Boston, MA Nabeel Al Barakat Lahore, Pakistan Fort Lauderdale, FL Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Muhammad Aftab Mustafa Hussamuddin Alibhai Shawkat Alaa Shawkat Aurora, CO Randa Barazi Grapevine, TX Baghdad, Iraq Beirut, Lebanon Brij Bhushan Agarwal Talal Mustafa Aljalabneh Shoko Emily Abe Delhi, India Ehsan Habeeb Alwan Al Gburi Amman, Jordan Oakland, CA Dubai, United Arab Emirates Pablo Aguayo Qusai Mohammad-Amin Aljarrah Mohamad H. Abouzeid Shawnee, KS Ayman Al Harakeh Irbid, Jordan New York, NY Delano, CA William German Aguayo Vistin Sarmad Al-Karawi Mark N. Abraham Quito, Ecuador Mohammed Taha Al Mulaifi Riyadh, Saudi Arabia North Sioux City, SD (al daaja) Ishtiaq Ahmad Amman, Jordan Khalid Alkhamees Shelly Abramowicz Mandi Bahauddin, Punjab, Hofuf, Saudi Arabia Atlanta, GA Pakistan Dalal AlAradi Kuwait City, Kuwait Hesham Al-Khateeb Manama, Bahrain 31 Abdulatif Abdulaziz Almaghlouth Saud Abdulla Al-Subaie Fotios Antonakopoulos Ahmed Naji Attiyah Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Kuwait City, Kuwait Attikis, Greece Baghdad, Iraq Hisham Abdullah Almottowa Salah Eldien I. Altarabsheh Angkoon Anuwong Zaw Tun Aung Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Amman, Jordan Bangkok, Thailand Yangon, Myanmar Hudhaifa Khalid Shihab Abdul Rehman Alvi Paschal Ajuzieogu Anyanwu Erdinc Aydin Almukhtar Gujranwala Cantt, Pakistan Abuja, Nigeria Ankara, Turkey Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Emad Abd El Aziz Hussein Aly Ryan Oscar Molvizar Aplicador Subramanyam M. Ayyar Omar Al-Mula Abed Aberdeen, United Kingdom General Santos City, Philippines Houston, TX Blackburn, United Kingdom Mohammed Ahmed Alzahrani Maria Eugenia Aponte-Rueda Abiodun Luqman Azeez Ali Abbas Hashim Almusawi Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Caracas, Venezuela Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Al Hillah, Iraq Turki Misfer M. Alzaidi Milton Oswaldo Araujo Raed M. Alnajjar Taif, Saudi Arabia Quito, Ecuador Bloomfield Hills, MI B Mustafa W. Aman Oscar Alberto Araya Villacorta Rami Y. Alqroom Sayre, PA San Miguel, El Salvador Gerges Youssef Baaklini Amman, Jordan Mont, Lebanon Albert Amini Guillermo Arbues Ahmad Moussa Salem Al-Qudah Chandler, AZ Buenos Aires, Argentina Maseer Abdullah Bade Amman, Jordan Falls Church, VA Chad Philip Ammar Jason Jorge Arellano Hosam Salim Al-Qudah Wichita, KS Coram, NY Reto Marc Baertschiger Dubai, United Arab Emirates Lebanon, NH Rohit Amritanand José René Pedro Arévalo Azmitia Abdulla Mahmoud Alsafarini Vellore India Guatemala City, Guatemala Marian Baez Rodriguez Amman, Jordan San Juan, PR Amin Andalib Roberto J. Arias Gautreaux Muthana Ghazi Abdulrahman Montreal, QC Fayetteville, NC Anirejuoritse Bafor Al-Salihi Benin City, Nigeria Doha, Qatar Alonso Andrade Ashraf Armia El Paso, TX Cairo, Egypt Hossein Bagshahi Ihsan Abdulabas Alsalman Fort Worth, TX Aldiwanyia, Iraq Werner Alfredo Andrade-Ortiz Mark Armstrong Doral, FL Bellefonte, PA Samuel Baharestani Saeed Ali M. Alsareii Smithtown, NY Najran, Saudi Arabia Stephen Damien Anesi Alejandro Arnold Waltham, MA Bellevue, WA Jesus Alberto Bahena-Aponte Mohamad Abed Elkader Mexico City, Mexico Christina Vadala Angeles Nicolas Arredondo Alsayyad Lebanon, NH Savannah, GA Yonghae Baik Saida, Lebanon Seoul, Korea, Republic of Jordan Elliot Angell Jesus Arrieta Camacho Bader Hamoud AlShaban Westminster, MD Huixquilucan, Mexico Christina Edwards Bailey Kuwait City, Kuwait Nolensville, TN Tyler M. Angelos Ibrahim Kemal Astarcioglu Amer Saeed Alshahrani Columbus, OH Izmir, Turkey Matthew Bruce Bailey Riaydh Saudi Arabia Nicholasville, KY Shohrat Annaberdyev Krishna Asuri Ahmad Mohammad Orlando, FL New Delhi, India Lovenish Bains Al-Shalalfeh New Delhi, India Amman, Jordan Michael James Anstadt Mohammed Kareem Atiyah Maywood, IL Najaf, Iraq Tarun Inder Bajaj Omar Ayed Al-Shawabkeh Salinas, CA Amman, Jordan Panagiotis Antonakas Justin Atherton Paphos, Cyprus Salt Lake City, UT 32 Andrew R. Baker Juan Camilo Barreto Andrade Blake Wade Berman Srikar Billa Durban, South Africa Little Rock, AR Rancho Cucamonga, CA Hyderabad, India Humayun Bakhtawar Luis Nicolás Barros Allison Elizabeth Berndtson Nazneen Rus Billimoria Hattiesburg, MS Metán-Salta, Argentina San Diego, CA Indiana, PA Vinod P. Balachandran Adrian Bartos Laura Bernstein Danielle Anna Bischof New York, NY Cluj-Napoca, Romania Morehead City, NC Toronto, ON Jimmy Calipusan Balacuit, Jr. Arup Jyoti Baruah Jhon Jairo Berrio Sibasis Bisoi Iligan City, Philippines Shillong, India Guadalajara de Buga, Colombia Muscat, Oman Paul Richard Balash Nigel Antonio Bascombe Shiree A. Berry Saptarshi Biswas Oak Lawn, IL Diego Martin, Trinidad and Houston, TX Monroeville, PA Tobago Tara Mariana Balija Jennifer Berumen Subarna Biswas Hackensack, NJ Moataz M. Bashah San Diego, CA Los Angeles, CA Doha, Qatar Shana Lynn Ballow Kunjan S. 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Bresnick William Reece Burns New Delhi, India Milton, MA Ann Arbor, MI Uriel Ovidio Cardona Nunez Cali, Colombia Joseph Ewing Bornstein Matthew Bridges Keri Leigh Burns-Booth Mobile, AL Midlothian, VA Albuquerque, NM Matthew Carlson Trumbull, CT Debashish Bose Erik David Brink Jon Newton Burton Orlando, FL FPO, AE Tampa, FL Gregory Lynn Carpenter Hamilton, OH Raul Martin Bosio Rita Anne Brintzenhoff Lawrence James Busino Sylvania, OH Matthews, NC Albany, NY Azadeh Azarbayejani Carr Milwaukee, WI Krista Marie Bott Joel Robert
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    Press Release Ministry of Education, Office of Spokesperson ☏ 044-203-6588 ☎ 02-3668-1594 International Education Cooperation Director Eung-seok Oh, Deputy Director Yunchul Nam Asia Pacific Ministerial Forum on ICT in Education 2017 (AMFIE 2017) “Shaping Up ICT-supported Lifelong Learning for All” □ The Ministry of Education (Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education Joonsik LEE), together with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the Korea Education and Research Information Service (KERIS), host the “2017 Asia Pacific Ministerial Forum on ICT in Education (AMFIE 2017)” at Grand Hyatt Hotel in Seoul on 11-12 May 2017. ◦ The 2017 UNESCO Asia Pacific ICT Education Ministerial Forum is a forum that brings together Ministers of Education from 46 Member States across the Asia-Pacific Region to discuss about policies on use of ICT in education. This Forum, which takes place in Seoul, Republic of Korea this year, was last held four years ago - previously, it was held in Thailand in 2010, Philippines in 2011, Thailand in 2012, and China in 2013. 1 ◦ This year’s Forum is themed “Shaping Up ICT-supported Lifelong Learning for All,” which aims to endorse the “Asia Pacific Regional Strategy on Using ICT to Facilitate the Achievement of Education 2030” (“Regional Strategy” from hereinafter) and to achieve United Nation's (UN) Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG 4)* through using ICT in education innovations across Asia-Pacific countries. * Among the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), education goal is Goal 4 (SDG 4): Ensure inclusive and quality education for all and promote lifelong learning.
  • 14/2 SPECIAL ISSUE Scientific Periodical of the Military National Security Service

    14/2 SPECIAL ISSUE Scientific Periodical of the Military National Security Service

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