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Nabil Fahmy is a prominent figure in Egyptian diplomacy and academia. A career diplomat for over three decades (1976-2011), he served as Egypt’s Foreign Minister during a critical period (2013-2014). During his tenure, he played a key role in reshaping Egypt’s foreign policy, ensuring a wider range of options on both regional and global stages.

Fahmy’s diplomatic career encompassed prestigious roles like ambassador to the United States and Japan. His expertise focused on crucial issues like international security, disarmament, conflict resolution, and Arab-Israeli diplomacy. He actively participated in numerous international forums, including the UN’s disarmament advisory board and the first committee on disarmament.

Beyond diplomacy, Fahmy is a distinguished scholar. He founded the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (GAPP) at the American University in Cairo, establishing it as a leading institution for addressing contemporary issues like public affairs, law, journalism, and regional studies. He served as its founding dean for over a decade.

Fahmy’s commitment extends to authorship. His recent book, “Egypt’s Diplomacy in War, Peace, and Transition,” aims to educate future generations about the complexities of statecraft in the past five decades. He has also published an updated Arabic book titled “From the Heart of Events.”

In essence, Nabil Fahmy’s career reflects a dedication to diplomacy, scholarship, and knowledge sharing. He has significantly shaped Egyptian foreign policy, nurtured academic excellence, and continues to contribute valuable insights through his writings.

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