Ahmad Jaafar Raed

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Ahmad Jaafar Raed ( Persian جعفر رائد; bl. 1972 - 1994 ) was an Iranian diplomat and publisher.

He attended Ohio State University .

Career

He entered the foreign service of the Pahlavi dynasty . From January 19, 1972 to April 1979, he was ambassador to Jeddah and at the same time also accredited to Sanaa . At the time of the Islamic Revolution , he emigrated to London. In 1980 he founded the Center for Arab and Iranian Studies here with the monthly magazine Persisch روزگار نو"Rouzegar-e Now," enlivening the culture of gossip as a public relations tool for the Saud dynasty . He soon shared the publishing house of "Rouzegar-e Now" with the imperial cultural attaché Esmail Pourvali in Paris , where in 1996 the dissolution of the company was announced

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Jubin M. Goodarzi, Syria and Iran: Diplomatic Alliance and Power Politics in the Middle East, S. 347
  2. ^ Elizabeth Collard, Middle East Economic Digest, 1972, p. 166
  3. ↑ WorldCat , روزگار نو. Rūzgār-i naw. [1]
  4. ^ Center for Arab and Iranian Studies, Former Iranian Ambassador Jaafar Ra'ed founded the Center for Arab and Iranian Studies in London in 1980. This research center collects and analyzes information from the Arab world with a focus on Iran. The findings flow into commissioned reports and a monthly Arabic-language newsletter. s. August Petermann, Ernst Behm, Alexander Georg Supan, Petermanns Mitteilungen: 2001, p. 19
  5. ↑ it Oct 22, 1996 - Sur le pourvoi forme par M. Ismael A ..., ès qualités de la société à responsabilité liquidateur de limitée Rouzegar E Now
predecessor Office successor
Muhammad Ghavam Iranian Ambassador Jeddah
January 19, 1972 to April 1979 		Alaeddin Boroujerdi
personal data
SURNAME Raed, Ahmad Jaafar
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Iranian diplomat, publisher and Arabist
DATE OF BIRTH 20th century
DATE OF DEATH 20th century or 21st century