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Aly El-Araby Oral History
Aly El-Araby served the American University in Cairo as Director of Supply Chain Management (previously called Business Support/Purchasing and Support Services) from 1990 to 2013, having joined AUC in 1970 as a staff member and then administrator in the areas of visa and import clearances. He recalls his youth in Suez, and his family’s experience of the 1956 and 1967 wars. El-Araby discusses his early career working for the Suez Canal Authority during the period of the 1967 war and its aftermath. After joining AUC in 1970 El-Araby worked in units within the Business Office responsible for passports and visa permissions, import-export clearances, and travel (he outlines the development of the Travel Office over the years). He explains the challenges of securing entry and exit visas, customs and censor clearances for imported goods, and shipments out of Egypt, including the process of dealing with government offices. Significant accomplishments like securing entry of scientific and computing items and construction supplies (for the Tahrir/Downtown Greek Campus library and new campus, etc.) are mentioned. He indicates the steps he took when assuming charge of the Purchasing Office, outlining its development and methods over the years, and the role of staff in the New York Office and outside agents. Steps taken in reforming inventory control, and developing warehouse storage on the New Cairo campus, are addressed as well. He speaks about the staff members functioning in various units, and who reported to him after he became director of Purchasing and Support Services in 1990 (later renamed Business Support and then Supply Chain Management). Portraits of the administrators with overall responsibility for those units, such as Assistant Business Manager Ahmed El Lozy in the 1970s and Vice President for Finance and Administration Andrew Snaith from the 1980s through the mid-2000s, are provided. El-Araby also offers his account of the case of stolen antiquities from storage at Ewart Hall after the 2011 revolution
Security Council, 71st Year : 7685th Meeting, Tuesday, 3 May 2016, New York
Security Council Resolution 2286 (2016) [on Protection Of The Wounded And Sick, Medical Personnel And Humanitarian Personnel In Armed Conflict
Steffen Stelzer Oral History
Steffen Stelzer, born in 1945 in Germany, was a philosophy professor at AUC. He joined the university in 1978 as a member of the English and Comparative Literature Department. Stelzer describes the development of the philosophy program at AUC, including increases in faculty and students, introduction of a major and minor, separation as its own department in 2004, and its place in the Core Curriculum. He discusses how the expansion of the university from the 1980s onward affected its mission, compares the new New Cairo campus to its downtown predecessor, and addresses changes in student attitudes and conduct in relation to grades, activism, and other issues. Stelzer served as interim Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences for the 2009-10 academic year. He also discusses his life in Cairo including his association with Sufi Islam
Briefing To The Security Council Pursuant To Resolution 2254(2015)
Briefing To The Security Council Pursuant To Resolution 2254(2015
Briefing To The Security Council On Syria By The Special Envoy For Syria, Mr. Staffan De Mistura
Briefing To The Security Council On Syria By The Special Envoy For Syria, Mr. Staffan De Mistur
U.S. Department of State Diplomacy in Action Statement of the International Syria Support Group
U.S. Department of State Diplomacy in Action Statement of the International Syria Support Grou
Statement To The Press After The Issg Meeting
Statement To The Press After The Issg Meetin
Appeal By Heads Of Leading Un Humanitarian Agencies For The People Of Syria
Appeal By Heads Of Leading Un Humanitarian Agencies For The People Of Syri
Under-secretary-general For Humanitarian Affairs And Emergency Relief Coordinator, Stephen O’brien
Under-secretary-general For Humanitarian Affairs And Emergency Relief Coordinator, Stephen O’brie