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Chairman, The Working Group on Human Resources and Capacity Building (HRCB) of the United Nations Information and Communications Technologies, (UN ICT TF), New York – USA (2001–2002).
First chairman of the Arab Internet Names Consortium (AINC), Amman- Jordan, (2001).
President, Licensing Executives Society-Arab Countries (LES-AC), Amman-Jordan (1998–present).
Chairman, U.N. Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting (ISAR), New York – USA (1995–1996).
Chairman, United Nations Committee of Experts on Professional Qualifications Standards, Geneva (1995–1998).
Chair of the Middle East Council, Center for Strategic and International Studies, USA (1995-1997).
Chair of the United Nations for the Development of Accounting Education, USA (1995).
Public Sector Consultative Group, International Federation of Accountants (IFAC), New York-USA (2003–2006).
Board of Trustees, King Hussein Cancer Center (KHCC), Amman, Jordan (2003–2006).
Board of Trustees, National Music Conservatory (NMC), Amman, Jordan (2003–2005).
Board of Directors, World Links Worldwide, Washington, USA (2003–2004).
Knowledge Economy Community, Development Gateway, World Bank, Washington, USA (2002–2005).
Advisory Board, Industry Advisory Commission, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), Geneva, Switzerland (1999–2000).
Chair of the United Nations for Information and Communication Technology and Development, New York (2006-2010).
Chair of Evian Group Governing Body, Geneva – Switzerland (2006–2009).
Chair, Evian Group-Arab Region (EGAR) (2006–2009).
Vice-Chair, ֺ the United Nations for Information and Communication Technology,New York – USA (2006).
Chairman, Business Action to Support the Information Society (BASIS), International Chamber of Commerce (ICC),Paris - France (2006–2008).
Chair of the International Chamber of Commerce, France (2005–Present)
Chairman, Board of Trustees, Perspective Europe, Paris – France (2005–2007).
President, Arab Intellectual Property Meditation Society (AIPMAS), Amman-Jordan (2003–present).