Background
El-Keltawi, Naiem Eyssa was born on August 28, 1946 in Dairmawas, El-Minia, Egypt. Son of Eyssa Mikhail and Sannia Keriakos (Sawieros) El-K.
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Naiem Eyssa El-Keltawi
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Education
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Assiut (Egypt) University, 1967. Master of Science in Horticulture, Assiut (Egypt) University, 1971. Doctor of Philosophy in Horticulture, Assiut (Egypt) University, 1977.
Environmental diploma, Institute Environmental Studies, Cairo, 1993.
Career
Demonstrater, Assiut (Egypt) U. Faculty Agriculture, 1967-1971;
assistant lecturer, Assiut (Egypt) U. Faculty Agriculture, 1971-1977;
assistant professor, Assiut (Egypt) U. Faculty Agriculture, 1977-1981;
associate professor, Assiut (Egypt) U. Faculty Agriculture, 1981-1986;
professor, Assiut (Egypt) U. Faculty Agriculture, since 1986. Visiting professor Institute of Biological Chemistry, Washington State University, Pullman, 1984-1985. Visiting professor agricultural chemistry Glasgow (Scotland) U., 1990-1991.
Agriculture advisor Upper Egypt Monastries, Assiut Sohag Kena, since 1980, South Valley U., Kena, Egypt, since 1994. Consultant SEKM Company, Cairo, 1989-1994. Director Cultivation of Medicinal Plants, Wadi, Alaqi/Aswan, Egypt, since 1994.
Achievements
Membership
Active Franciscan Schools Committee, since 1985, Assiut Council of Tours Activation, since 1993, Non-Governmental Organization National Committee of Environment, Cairo, since 1993. Member International Directory Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, Arabic Society Medicinal & Aromatic Plants, Assiut Society for Environmental Protection (president since 1991), Assiut Businessmen and Small Projects Association.
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Connections
Married Sohier Mories Yakoub, September 30, 1974. Children: Ossama, Maryana, Mina.
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Political Party
coptic Orthodox.
Education
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1967
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1971
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1977
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1993
Career
Awards
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Peace fellow United States Agency for International Development, Washington State University, 1984-1985. Fellow British Council, Glasgow University, 1991-1992.Peace fellow United States Agency for International Development, Washington State University, 1984-1985. Fellow British Council, Glasgow University, 1991-1992.