Amr Moussa

Amr Moussa I am Amr Moussa. I currently represent Egypt as the secretary general of the Arab League, which is already above me. Please let me bring you to the top of me. I was born on 3rd October 1936 (Information Archive of Medea, 1st page of 2002). When I grew up, I studied law in Cairo, Egypt, then started my successful career as a civil servant. When I started office of Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1958, my duties as a civil servant began (Medea's information file, page 1 of 2002).

As early as September 2002, I will never forget the warning problem as the head of the Arab League Amur Musa. The Bush administration invaded Iraq and the intention of its ruler Saddam Hussein will be overturned, which was very obvious. When they take such a step, Moussa claimed that it would be "open the gates of hell" His prediction is not an overstatement - but the gate is never closed before . In fact, from the moment in Afghanistan invasion in October 2001, the recent US military touched the dust every day. Following the intervention of the United States and its allies, larger Middle East, African countries crashed and spread in other more serious terrorist movements, a very unrestricted way

Moussa and his family escaped the civil war in Sierra Leone when he was a child, and spent more than ten years in Guinea. In the face of a more violent incident, his family came to New York in 2006 when Moussa was 13 years old. First of all, Moussa is prosperous. He attended a small project-based high school aimed at meeting the needs of new immigrants and refugees. He first worked as a student, and later to serve other rookies as a mentor of after school programs, and he won the essay contest and sent him to President Obama 's 2008 inauguration ceremony. Moussa will graduate with excellent results in 2010, become a friend's community, go on to a four-year college and aim to become president of Guinea someday.

One week before Morse's Constitutional Declaration, he attended the famous figures Abul Hutu, Hamdin, El Baraday and Am Moussa, to discuss the Constitutional Council and call on youths and activities. Everyone at the meeting praised the president's very positive words. Suddenly, the constitutional declaration is like a slap in front of everyone. The fact that the president never asked his advisor was shocking, he subsequently proposed a large resignation, one of whom was his political advisor, Dr. Saif Abdul Fataha at that time was. Please manage the president organization later. Minister Curtain and the Vice President refused to understand the statement