Ziad Shawwaf

Ziad Shawwaf (arabisch زياد محمد علي شواف, DMG Ziyād Muḥammad ʿAlī Šauwāf; * 1926; † 1990) war ein saudischer Diplomat.

Studium

Er studierte an der American University of Beirut. Er war der erste saudi-arabische Student, der die Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences besuchte.

Werdegang

1952 trat er in den auswärtigen Dienst und wurde nächst dem UNO-Hauptquartier beschäftigt. 1962 war er Gesandtschaftsrat in Riad und wurde als antibritisch eingestuft. 1972 war er Generalkonsul in New York City und Nachrück Ständiger Vertreter nächst dem UNO-Hauptquartier. Von 1973 bis 1978 war er Botschafter in Stockholm. Von 1973 (Jom-Kippur-Krieg) bis 1979 wurde das Regime in Riad durch Geschäftsträger in Den Haag vertreten. Von 1979 bis 1984 war er Botschafter in Den Haag, wo er die Sendung des Doku-Dramas Death of a Princess, über Mishaal bint Fahd bin Mohammed Al Saud, im Fernsehen unterbinden konnte. Von 1985 bis 1988 war er Botschafter in Ottawa. 1988 war er Doyen der arabischen Botschafter in Ottawa.

Einzelnachweise

↑ Saudi Review, 1979, S. 23.
↑ Jörg Matthias Determann, Historiography in Saudi Arabia: Globalization and the State in the Middle East, 2013, S. 54.
↑ The Saudi Ambassador in the Netherlands, Sheikh Ziad Mohammed Ali Shawaf, ruled out such a step in seeking to keep the film off Dutch television. The film's producers, Associated Television, described it as a dramatized documentary , much of it filmed in Egypt with Egyptian actress Suzanne Abu Taleb playing the lead. The story recounted the 1977 rebellion of Princess Misha, the married grandaughter of Prince Mohammed Bin Abdul Aziz who at 23 tried to live with a Saudi lover she had met as a student in Beirut. (The International Herald Tribune, Zurich), Asian Recorder, 1980, books.google.de
↑ Shawwaf Visiting Professor, Center for Middle Eastern Studies

Vorgänger	Amt	Nachfolger
Nasser Almanqour	Saudi-arabischer Botschafter in Stockholm 1973 bis 1978	Marwan Bashir al-Roume
	Saudi-arabischer Botschafter in Den Haag 1979 bis 1984	Walid bin Abdulkarim Al-Khuraiji
1982 Ahmed Mohammed Beyari	Saudi-arabischer Botschafter in Ottawa 1985 bis 1988	Redha M. A. Mokhtar

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[1] Saudi Review, 1979, S. 23.

[2] Jörg Matthias Determann, Historiography in Saudi Arabia: Globalization and the State in the Middle East, 2013, S. 54.

[3] The Saudi Ambassador in the Netherlands, Sheikh Ziad Mohammed Ali Shawaf, ruled out such a step in seeking to keep the film off Dutch television. The film's producers, Associated Television, described it as a dramatized documentary , much of it filmed in Egypt with Egyptian actress Suzanne Abu Taleb playing the lead. The story recounted the 1977 rebellion of Princess Misha, the married grandaughter of Prince Mohammed Bin Abdul Aziz who at 23 tried to live with a Saudi lover she had met as a student in Beirut. (The International Herald Tribune, Zurich), Asian Recorder, 1980, books.google.de

[4] Shawwaf Visiting Professor, Center for Middle Eastern Studies