Fayez Al Tarawneh Jordanian politician

Fayez Ahmed Mahmoud Hamad Khalaf Al-Tarawneh is a Jordanian politician and economist, who served as the Prime Minister of Jordan twice, in 1998 and 2012. He also held the position of Chief of the Royal Hashemite Court 3 times, the last of which was during the period (2013-2018). His reign witnessed the death of King Hussein bin Talal and the transfer of power to King Abdullah II bin Al Hussein. He was appointed to succeed Aoun Al-Khasawneh, who submitted his resignation on April 26, 2012. He was born in Amman on 5/1/1949. He is the son of politician Ahmed Pasha Al-Tarawneh. Fayez studied in Amman schools and then continued his university studies until he obtained a doctorate in economics from the University of Southern California. It is worth noting that Tarawneh is considered one of the leaders of the Jordanian National Movement under establishment.

Qualification

1980 Ph.D. in Economics / University of Southern California

1974 MA in Economics / University of Southern California

1971 BA in Economics / University of Jordan

Positions he held

1971-1980 Assistant to the Chief of Royal Ceremony

1980-1984 Economic Secretary to the Prime Minister

1984-1988 Economic Adviser to the Prime Minister

1993-1997 Ambassador of Jordan to the United States of America

1998 Chief of the Royal Hashemite Court

7/8/1999 Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Al-Hussein Bin Talal University

1991-1994 Member of the Jordanian-Israeli Peace Negotiations

1993-1994 Head of the Jordanian Peace Delegation

4/26/2012 Prime Minister of Jordan

Member of the Arab Thought Forum

Member of the International Affairs Association

Member of the Eighteenth Senate to the Twenty-fifth Council

Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Al al-Bayt University 2009-2010

Member of the Senate since June 20, 2018.

Since 2006 Chairman of the Board of Directors of the following companies:

Investors and the Arab East for Industrial and Real Estate Investments

your home

United Arab Investors

Ministerial positions

1988 Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply

1997 Ministry of Foreign Affairs

1998 Prime Minister and Minister of Defense

2012 Prime Minister to succeed Aoun Al-Khasawneh.

Chief of the royal court.

decorations

Medal of Independence, second class

Medal of Independence, 1st Class

Medal of Renaissance

Al-Hussein Medal for Distinguished Giving