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‎John Freely

John Freely (26 June 1926 – 20 April 2017[1]) was an American physicist, teacher, and author of popular travel and history books on Istanbul, Athens, Venice, Turkey, Greece, and the Ottoman Empire. He was the father of writer and Turko-English literary translator Maureen Freely.[2]
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Staffs of Explorer‎

"Staffs of Explorer" likely refers to the collective authors of books or staff members of publications named "Explorer." One specific example is the book titled "Al Dalila: Adventure Routes in Southern KSA," which lists "Staffs of Explorer" as its author. Additionally, "Staff of Explorer" could be a misunderstanding of "staff writers" for an "Explorer" themed publication like the Adirondack Explorer magazine, which has individual writers on its team, such as climate reporter Mike Lynch. Examples of "Staffs of Explorer" as authors Al Dalila: Adventure Routes in Southern KSA: This book, described as "Adventure Routes in Southern KSA," was written by "Staffs of Explorer". Examples of "Staff writer" for an "Explorer" publication Adirondack Explorer magazine: This publication has a team of staff members, including writers and other roles. Mike Lynch: Climate reporter for the Adirondack Explorer. Tracy Ormsbee: Publisher. Carol MacKinnon: Deputy publisher. Michael Armstrong: Director of operations.
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Richard Hoath

Richard Hoath is a leading naturalist based in Egypt, having traveled extensively throughout the Middle East. He is the author and illustrator of A Field Guide to the Mammals of Egypt (pbk edn., 2009), and many other books and articles on the wildlife of the region. He is a founder member and serves on the Egyptian Ornithological Rarities Committee, is a long-time member of the Ornithological Society of the Middle East (OSME), and is currently on the faculty of The American University in Cairo.
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Said Abd El Moniem

1970, BA, Cairo University; 1979, MA and 1982, PhD in Political Science, Northern Illinois University. 1975, Researcher, Senior Researcher and Head, International Relations Research Unit; 1987 and 2004, Research Fellow: Brookings Institute, Washington DC; 2003, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University; Senior Fellow, Crown Center for Middle East Studies, Brandeis University, US; 1990-93, Political Adviser, Amiri Diwan, Qatar. Author of Arabic publications including books, articles and chapters on the world systems, Arab relations with the regional and global orders, European integration and Arab Israeli conflict. In English, contributed to papers, published articles and chapters in US, France, Sweden and Singapore on Middle East regional security, Egypt's political system, national security and arms control policies.
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Nasser Sultan Salmeen

Nasser Sultan Salmeen is a retired Kuwaiti military colonel and author known for his book "Diary of a Kuwaiti in Iraqi Jails -- we will not forget".
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Abdullah Alshebli

Abdullah Alshebli is an author and Assistant Professor of Law in Kuwait. His work primarily focuses on securities law, corporate governance, and financial market regulations, often from a comparative legal perspective involving Kuwait, the UK, and the US. He has also published numerous articles in various legal and economic journals, including: "Internationally Accepted Risk Management Strategies: A Comparative Study" (2023). "The Development of the Stock Exchanges in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar from a Legal Perspective" (2023). "Legal issues pertaining to the powers of the CMA in relation to the principle of separation of powers: an analytical study" (2023). "Legal implications of the law abolishing Civil Imprisonment for Foreign Investors in the State of Kuwait" (2023). His research often involves a detailed legal analysis and comparison of different regulatory frameworks, demonstrating an expertise in international financial law.
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Jeremy Williams

Jeremy Williams, (Cameron Washington) is an American Christian Author. Lives in Chiriquí, Panama with his wife and children. He is a full-time minister, and chef owner of a café. He and his wife operate a non-profit art education center for the local community.
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Susan Baaghil

Susan Baaghil is a pioneering and internationally acclaimed Saudi artist and the first professional Saudi female photographer. Her career spans more than four decades, during which she has become a prominent cultural ambassador for Saudi Arabia, known for capturing and promoting the Kingdom's rich heritage and development through her lens. Key Career Highlights Pioneer in Photography: Baaghil is recognized as the first professional Saudi woman photographer and the first to hold a solo photography exhibition in the Kingdom in 1989, titled "Between Light and Shadow". International Exhibitions: She has participated in over 155 local and international exhibitions in countries including the US, Italy, China, Japan, Switzerland, and Turkey. She often uses these platforms to educate international audiences about Saudi culture and heritage. Notable Assignments: In 2006, she was the first Saudi photographer to capture the Hajj pilgrimage from a helicopter. She was assigned by the American embassy in Riyadh to photograph women of the White House. Published Work: She is the author of the book "Handicrafts from the Arabian Peninsula" which documents 96 traditional Saudi crafts with over 230 photographs. The book is considered an encyclopedia of Saudi handicrafts and has been translated into several languages, including German. Awards and Recognition: Her contributions to art and culture have earned her international recognition, notably the Italian order of knighthood, "Cavaliere della Repubblica", awarded by the former president of Italy in 2007. Style and Philosophy: Baaghil views art and photography as a universal language of peace and coexistence. Her work is noted for its ability to convey human beauty with simplicity and sincerity, and for pioneering an abstract style in Saudi photography that inspires new generations. Through her work, Susan Baaghil has significantly shaped the field of photography in Saudi Arabia and has played a crucial role in documenting and promoting the nation's identity on a global stage.