Alex shalaby biography

Biography.
Alex Shalaby is a retired telecommunications executive with extensive experience in the field both domestically internationally.
"In 1966 Shalaby graduated with a Bachelors of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Alexandria and earned a Masters.

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Alex Shalaby

Biographical Information

"On September 1, 2008 Alex Shalaby was appointed Chairman of the Egyptian Company for Mobile Services (Mobinil) by Board consensus; prior to that he was its President and CEO since 2005. This step came because of Shalaby’s remarkable achievements at Mobinil over the preceding three years where the company witnessed continued market share leadership, tripled its subscriber base from six to 19 million, doubled the revenues, and increased net profits by 30%.

"Shalaby came to Mobinil from Washington, DC where he was AT&T Director for Public Affairs, serving as the company’s link to lawmakers on Capitol Hill and lobbying the executive branch of the U.S. government. He helped in achieving more liberalization of the telecoms sector internationally for the emerging nations of the Middle East, Africa, and Eastern Europe through the relevant bi-lateral and multi-lateral agencies. During these years, he served on the boards of the American Chamber of Commerce becoming its president during the period (1991 – 1992), the Bi-national Fulbright Commis

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Global Telecom Holding

Global Telecom Holding (ehemals Orascom Telecom) ist ein ägyptischerTelekommunikationskonzern. Im Jahre 1998 wurde der Konzern von Naguib Sawiris gegründet. Das börsennotierte Unternehmen gehörte zur ägyptischen Orascom-Gruppe. Es ist Mitglied im EGX 30 Index an der Egyptian Exchange. Seit 2010 hält der russische Telekommunikationskonzern Vimpelcom 51,9 Prozent der Anteile. Der Rest der Aktien ist in Streubesitz.^[3]

GTH hatte mit seinen Joint Ventures und Tochtergesellschaften im Dezember 2013 insgesamt 89,299 Millionen Kunden in Algerien, Bangladesch, Burundi, Kanada, Pakistan, Simbabwe und der Zentralafrikanischen Republik.

Im Jahr 2010 übernahm die russische Vimpelcom Orascom Telecom sowie Wind Telecomunicazioni von Weather Investments des ägyptischen Unternehmers Naguib Sawiris und fusionierte die beiden Firmen zur Global Telecom Holding mit Sitz in Kairo. Von dieser Transaktion ausgeschlossen sind die Aktivitäten in Nordkorea (Koryolink) und Ägypten, die an die Orascom Telecom Media and Technology Holding übertragen wurden, die weite

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Telecoms: Six top managers

Ali al-Dahwi

Position: CEO, Zain Iraq
Biography: Ali al-Dahwi , CEO of Zain Iraq, caught the attention of Zain's overall CEO, Saad al-Barrak, when he helped Egypt's Orascom Telecom set up its Iraqi subsidiary, IraQna, in December 2003. IraQna's CEO at the time found Al-Dahwi's family connections in Baghdad invaluable in helping to launch the new network. Within five months, Al-Barrak had appointed Al-Dahwi as head of Kuwaiti operator Zain's fledgling Iraqi subsidiary. In December 2007, Al-Dahwi acquired the assets of his former employer when Zain bought IraQna for $1.2bn. Zain Iraq was the fastest-growing mobile phone operator in the Middle East in 2007, increasing its customer numbers by 123 per cent. Al-Dahwi is responsible for maintaining the relationship with Zain Iraq's majority shareholders. Some 70 per cent of the company is owned by anonymous Iraqi businessmen. Zain refuses to say who owns this.
Contact: Tel: (+9641) 541 0960

Ahmed al-Shatti

Position: Chief operating officer, Zain Bahrain
Biography: Ahmed al-Shatti's predecessor as