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Bader Jamous | |
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بدر جاموس | |
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| Born | 1968 (age 55–56) Syria |
| Nationality | Syria  Moldova |
| Political party | [[National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces ]] |
Bader Mohyi Eddin Jamous (Arabic: بدر محي الدين جاموس, romanized: Badr Muḥyī al-Dīn Jāmūs; born 1968) is a Syrian diplomat, politician, and former dentist. He is a leading figure in Syrian opposition politics, known for his extensive involvement with the Syrian National Council and the National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces.[1]
Early life
[edit]Bader Mohyi Eddin Jamous was born in 1968 in al-Tal, a city in the Damascus Countryside governorate of Syria. His education began in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where he completed his high school studies before moving to Moldova for higher education. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Dentistry from the International University in Moldova (ULIM) (1999) and a BA in International Relations (2012).[2]
Career
[edit]After graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Dentistry from the International University in Moldova (ULIM) in 1999, Bader Mohyi Eddin Jamous's career took a new direction. He assumed the role of an international relations advisor at ULIM, a position that allowed him to apply his educational background and linguistic skills to foster international cooperation. This transition from dentistry to academia and international relations marked a significant milestone in his professional journey.
Jamous served as the honorary consul of the Syrian Arab Republic in Moldova for ten years. He played a crucial role in strengthening educational and cultural ties between Syria and Moldova, including leading companies in Moldova that facilitated economic interactions between the two regions.
Jamous also initiated educational partnerships between ULIM and Syrian universities such as the University of Aleppo and Damascus University. These partnerships aimed to enhance academic exchanges and research collaborations.
Additionally, Jamous facilitated agreements for municipal and governmental cooperation. He successfully negotiated an agreement between the Moldovan Ministry of Education and the Syrian Ministry of Higher Education to harmonize educational standards and create opportunities for students. He also orchestrated an agreement between the Damascus International Fair and the Moldovan Exhibition Center to promote cultural and economic exchanges through international trade fairs and exhibitions.
Moreover, Jamous worked extensively as a coordinator of Arab-Moldovan relations, liaising with Arab embassies in Moldova. This role underscored his diplomatic acumen, facilitating dialogue and cooperation among stakeholders.[3] [4][5] [6]
Political Career
[edit]Bader Mohyi Eddin Jamous has been a prominent figure in Syrian opposition politics, playing key roles in the formation and leadership of major opposition groups.
2011: Jamous was one of the founding members of the Syrian National Council. Following its establishment, he was appointed as the head of its education office. His role involved overseeing educational policies and initiatives aimed at supporting the Syrian people amidst the ongoing conflict.
2012: Building on his experience with the Syrian National Council, Jamous played a pivotal role in the founding of the National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces. He served as the head of the national education commission within the coalition, where he continued his work to promote education and uphold the rights of Syrians, focusing on the youth and displaced populations. His efforts were crucial in maintaining the continuity of education for Syrian children affected by the war.
2013: His leadership qualities and dedication were recognized when he was elected as the Secretary General of the National Coalition. He held this position for two consecutive terms, during which he spearheaded numerous initiatives aimed at unifying and strengthening the opposition's stance against the Syrian regime. Under his leadership, the coalition made significant strides in gaining international recognition and support.
2014: Jamous was a key member of the delegation at the Geneva II Conference on Syria, held on 22 January. He represented the opposition's interests, advocating for a peaceful resolution to the conflict and stressing the need for a transitional government that could lead Syria towards democracy and stability.
2015-2017: He participated in the Riyadh I and Riyadh II conferences, which were crucial in shaping the future strategy of the Syrian opposition. At Riyadh II, he was not only a participant but also served on the preparatory committee, playing a significant role in setting the agenda and objectives of the conference. His contributions were pivotal in the election of the High Negotiation Commission, where he was a member and later led the external relations committee.
2018: Recognizing his diplomatic skills and in-depth understanding of international relations, Jamous was elected vice president of the National Coalition, where he continued to influence the opposition's policies and international negotiations.
2022: His extensive experience and leadership culminated in his election as the president of the Syrian Negotiation Commission. In this capacity, Jamous has visited numerous Arab and European countries, engaging with parliamentarians and politicians to advocate for a revitalized political process based on United Nations Security Council Resolution 2254.
Throughout his political career, Jamous has consistently worked towards promoting unity among opposition forces and seeking international support to bring about a peaceful resolution to the Syrian conflict. His efforts have focused on ensuring that the Syrian opposition remains a significant and credible force in international discussions about Syria's future.
Personal life
[edit]Bader Mohyi Eddin Jamous is fluent in Arabic, Russian, and English. These linguistic skills reflect his educational background in Moldova and have been instrumental in his international relations and diplomatic roles. He holds Moldovan citizenship, emphasizing his deep ties and commitment to the country where he completed his higher education and later served as an honorary consul.
Milestones
[edit]- 1968: Born in al-Tal, Damascus Countryside.
- 1999: Earned a Bachelor's degree in Dentistry from ULIM, Moldova.
- 2001: Appointed honorary consul of Syria in Moldova.
- 2011: Co-founded the Syrian National Council.[7]
- 2012: Earned a BA in International Relations; co-founded the National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces.
- 2013: Elected Secretary General of the National Coalition.
- 2014: Participated in the Geneva II Conference.[8]
- 2015: Participated in Riyadh I Conference.
- 2017: Participated in Riyadh II Conference; elected vice-president of the National Coalition.
- 2022: Elected president of the Syrian Negotiation Commission.
Jamous has actively participated in numerous high-profile international negotiations aimed at resolving the Syrian conflict. His leadership and diplomatic skills have been crucial in these efforts, helping to articulate and advocate for the interests of the Syrian opposition on the global stage.[9]
References
[edit]- ^ spare (2013-02-22). "Badr Jamous". Syrian National Coalition Of Syrian Revolution and Opposition Forces. Retrieved 2024-05-27.
- ^ Kharroub, Tamara. "Arab Normalization with the Assad Regime: Domestic and International Implications". Arab Center Washington DC. Retrieved 2024-05-27.
- ^ Sh (2022-06-12). "Badr Jamous Elected President of Syrian Negotiating Body to Succeed Anas al-Abda". The Syrian Observer. Retrieved 2024-05-27.
- ^ Reuters, news agency (2023-05-08). "Syrians split over government readmission into Arab League". reuters. Retrieved 2024-05-14.
{{cite web}}:|last=has generic name (help) - ^ "EU Reiterates Refusal to Normalize Ties with Syrian Regime". english.aawsat.com. Retrieved 2024-05-27.
- ^ Admin, S. C. (2024-02-29). "SOC President to Attend Third Antalya Diplomacy Forum". Syrian National Coalition Of Syrian Revolution and Opposition Forces. Retrieved 2024-05-27.
- ^ "Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Meets Delegation from National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary Forces and SNC". mofa.gov.qa. Retrieved 2024-07-19.
- ^ @ClingendaelInstitute; @Clingendaelorg; @clingendael-institute. "Geneva II; five issues to keep in mind the coming weeks". Clingendael. Retrieved 2024-07-19.
- ^ "Badr Jamous Arrives in Cairo. What Happened During his Meetings? - The Syrian Observer". 2023-01-10. Retrieved 2024-07-19.