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In this role, she manages the Asian Development Bank’s geocoding efforts, as well as the Aid Management Platform (AMP) in Haiti, where she oversees the coordination of activities related to Haiti’s aid information system and processes. She has an extensive background in international development and energy, and her areas of expertise include web-based development platforms, Internet-based technologies, and geographic information systems. Previously, Abdel-Fattah was a USAID Aid Management Fellow based in the Nepalese Ministry of Finance, where she supported the comprehensive coding of Nepal’s AMP. She holds a bachelor’s degree in international relations from the College of William and Mary, and a master’s degree in international development studies from the University of Amsterdam.

In this role with Massolia, which means “responsibility” in Arabic, Amiar provides information, and promotes potential solutions to assist the Moroccan business community in adopting green technologies. He has extensive experience with public relations, business promotion, and corporate banking. Amiar holds a master’s degree in finance from the Toulouse Business School. He speaks six languages and has attended multiple international conferences and training courses in Europe, East Asia, and the United States.

He has been a university lecturer and a senior advisor at the Brazilian Competition Authority, where he also led the agency’s internship program. He holds a master’s degree in competition, innovation, and information law from New York University, a master’s of law degree from Universidade de São Paulo, and a master’s degree in business economics from the Getulio Vargas Foundation São Paulo School of Economics. He is a recipient of the Vanderbilt Medal and the President’s Service Award, and has published research on regulatory issues, competition law, policy coordination, and Latin American development strategy.

In this role, she has worked on multiple industrial development projects, including serving as the project manager for the construction of an 80 km (49 mi) long water pipeline, and as project engineer of a ports expansion project. She holds a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from École Mohammadia d’ingénieurs, Université Mohammed V, is a graduate of the OCP Executive Development Program delivered by HEC Paris, and has been certified by the Project Management Institute as a project management professional. She was recently appointed vice president of OCP’s managers association, L’Alliance des Hors Cadres OCP.