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Mohamed Ahmed Al-Omarabee has over eighteen year’s experiences of environmental research, media work, and cultural programming Recently, He works for the US embassy of Doha, Qatar as a cultural assistant at the Public Diplomacy Section.
Before joining the Department of State (DOS) in 2003, he served as Head of Cultural and Information at Qatar Red Crescent Society, a member of the global network of the Red Crescent and Red Cross movement.
Dr. Mohamed was a Senior Environment Researcher and Voluntary Work coordinator at the Higher Council for the Environment and Natural Resources, (HCENR), of Khartoum, Sudan from 1999 until 2000.
Prior to that, He was a Team Leader of the Sudanese Participatory Rapid Appraisal Team (SU-PRA-T). A citizen group that helped individuals and organizations to conduct vibrant community based development projects.
Other career highlight include serving as Executive Officer of Sudanese society in Care of Older People (SSCOP), where he worked closely with Help-Age International based in London to build capacity of the local organization that promotes sound advocacy and policy making, and helps relief poor internally displaced elderly at the suburb of Khartoum, the capital of Sudan.
From 1990 until 1995 Mr. Mohamed served as General coordinator of the Natural Resources Protection group (NARP), a national organization that fosters environmental conservation and sustainable development. NARP has been shut down by Sudanese Security Forces in 1995. NARP was accused of allegedly political influence by western sources; leading opposition work; and affiliation to Umma party.
Mr. Mohamed received his doctorate from the University of Khartoum, where he writes his dissertation on “Environmental Disasters and their Impacts on Economic Development: a comparative study of petroleum sectors in the Sudan and Qatar.” He received his master’s from the Omdurman Islamic University. He obtained his bachelor’s degree from Juba University at southern Sudan in 1990. His languages include Arabic, English and French. Mr. Mohamed has written many op-ed articles in Arabic papers, participated in many voluntary activities, attended various international, regional, and national conferences. He is a recipient of numerous awards from State's Department, Sudan, and Qatar.
Born in Khartoum-Sudan, he lived in Qatar of the Arabian Gulf, before relocated to the US in 2008. He is married and have three sons.