Mohammed Al Tarawneh FAAVM Ambassador for Human Rights and Minority Rights Adviser
Channel: FAAVM - AFPMV
Date: 2019-03-29

As a leading expert in international human rights with experience in leading United Nations committees and working with several different national and local governments, Mohammed Al Tarawneh is actively promoting Human Rights and Human Development, Community Development and democracy and government. 
With respect to Country Negotiation, he communicated with former United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in order to get the United States to sign and ratify the treaty for persons with disabilities. The Ambassador for Human Rights and Minority Rights Adviser plays a vital and crucial role towards the creation of a Federal Government Ministry to initiate and launch The Federal Ministry of Minorities (FMM).
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