Ahmad Jalali
Ahmad Jalali (Born in 1949 Shahroud) is an Iranian scholar and philosopher.
He authored a dozen articles in social, cultural, historical, philosophical, political and international fields. [1] Jalali was instrumental in registering five Iranian sites as World Heritage Site in UNESCO.[2]
Education
Mechanical Engineering, University of Shiraz,
Philosophy, Tehran University.
Political Philosophy, The University of Oxford.
Positions
- Teaching Fellow, University of Manchester, Department of Middle Eastern Studies, Manchester, United Kingdom (1991-92)
- Fellow, Oriental Studies and Academic Member, Department of Persian Studies, Oriental Institute, University of Oxford, United Kingdom (1992-97). Records of Oxford University confirm that Jalali was registered for a DPhil degree with Albert Hourani during this period. He did not complete or submit his DPhil thesis.[3]
- Ambassador and Permanent Delegate of Iran to UNESCO (1997-2006)
- Chairperson, Programme Commission I, 29th Session of the General Conference (1997)
- Chairperson, Roundtable on Youth, 29th Session of the General Conference (1997)
- Representative of Iran to the Executive Board of UNESCO (1999-2001)
- Chairperson, Fourth Regional Group, Asia and the Pacific, UNESCO (1999)
- Co-organizer and contributor to many UNESCO-sponsored conferences focusing on Dialogue between Islamic and European Civilizations
- Member, Council of United Nations University (UNU) (2001-2007)
- President of the 31st General Conference of UNESCO (2001-2003)
- President of the World Heritage Convention General Assembly of UNESCO (2003-2004)
- Head of the Iranian Parliamentary (Majles) Libarry, Museum and Documentation Center and Cultural Consultant of the Iranian Parliament Speaker (2007-)
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