Ghanim Al-Jumaily

rdf:langString Ghanim Al-Jumaily

rdf:langString Ghanim Alwan Aljumaily

rdf:langString غانم بن علوان بن جواد الجميلي

rdf:langString Ghanim Alwan Aljumaily

rdf:langString غانم بن علوان بن جواد الجميلي

rdf:langString Politician, businessperson, scientist, educator

rdf:langString Ambassador of Iraq to Japan

rdf:langString Ambassador of Iraq to Saudi Arabia

rdf:langString Widad Slah

rdf:langString April 2009

rdf:langString April 2009

rdf:langString July 2004

rdf:langString Ghanim Alwan Al-Jumaily (born June 1, 1950) is the ambassador of Iraq to Saudi Arabia, appointed by the interim government of Iraq in 2008. He first served as Iraq's ambassador to Japan in 2004. He has four children, Anas, Youssra, Mariam and Omar. Al-Jumaily holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering from the University of New Mexico, an M.S. in Optics from the University of Arizona, and a B.S. in Physics from the University of Baghdad. During the course of his career he came to hold two patents in the field of optics. Prior to his appointment as ambassador, he served as the CEO of , a Michigan-based charity credited with helping Iraqi families during the Post-Gulf War I period. Before that, he worked for various private firms, including Minnesota-based Seagate. He also worked for NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California where he worked specifically on the Mars Pathfinder rover. In 1999, Aljumaily co edited a book by the name of Optical Metrology. He began work as the Iraqi Ambassador to Japan in October 2004 where he served as the first Iraqi Ambassador to Japan since the early 1990s. He was appointed by the Council of Representatives of Iraq from amongst a list of the first 40 Ambassadors of Iraq after Saddam Hussein's regime. Al-Jumaily is currently an engineering professor at the College of Engineering, Technology, and Aeronautics at Southern New Hampshire University.