Resume

• 1995

  Doctorate Degree

  PhD International Economics

  PH.D. Warsaw School of Economics

  Warsaw School of Economics

• 1993

  Masters'

  Economic Development

  Sadat Academy for Management Sciences

• 1992

  Master's degree

  Finance

  General

  SAMS

• 1991

  Master's degree

  Business Administration and Management

  General

  SAMS

• 1989

  Master of Business Administration (MBA)

  Hotel/Motel Administration/Management

  SAMS

• 1988

  Sientific Sotware intercomp. Cairo USAID Project

  Newton MA

  Visiting Lecturer

  Lasell College

  Professor

  Greater Boston Area

  University of Phoenix

  Teach Graduate students courses in Economics

  Adjunct Professor

  Greater Boston Area

  Fisher College

  Massachusetts

  University of Phoenix - Greater Boston Campus

  USAID Project Cairo

  Sientific Sotware intercomp. Cairo USAID Project

  Lecturer

  Curry College

  Wentworth Institute of Technology

  Boston MA

  Lecturer

  Framingham

  MA

  Visiting Lecturer

  Framingham State University

  Italian

  Arabic

  English

  French

  Outstanding Faculty of the Year Award

  Univesity of Phoenix

  Diversity Champion

  Champions Summit

  Phoenix

  USA

  Patriotic Award

  Office of the US Secretary of Defense

  ESGR.

• Jewish Employment & Vocational Service

  Leadership

  Adult Education

  Academic Advising

  Distance Learning

  Educational Leadership

  Teaching

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  The Effects of International Economic Assistance on Developing Countries \"Egypt\"

  The Effects of International Economic Assistance on Developing Countries \"Egypt\"

  Vol 1

  No 3 (2015): ISSN: 2391-6087.

  “Egypt’s Economic Development Constraints Post Revolution” Research paper.

  Politics and economics are necessarily interrelated. There is considerable evidence from many political systems that support for political authorities and the regime is affected by the economic performance of the state. Virtually in every dimension of political life we have experienced an increased tension in international economic and political activities

  both in absolute terms and relative to the level of national activity.\r\nIt is difficult to have watched the course of events during the past decade without recognizing that something fundamental has happened to the international arena. The current geopolitical developments

  specifically the international political and military tension in some oil production areas like the Middle East caused the current price hike of the crude oil.\r\nThe rising tensions between Iran and the West could lead to military confrontation that hampers global economic growth in one hand and empowers terrorists in the other. The U.S. and Iran governments offer ample arguments

  and plenty of corroborating evidence

  to support their positions. \r\n

  •\t“Rising Tension Between Iran and the West – The Economic Impact.” Tamarack Journal.

  Mohammad M

  Agwa

  Framingham State University

  Curry College

  Fisher College

  University of Phoenix - Greater Boston Campus

  Wentworth Institute of Technology

  Lasell College

  University of Phoenix