Ismat T. Kittani

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Ismat T. Kittani (5 April 1929, Amadia, Iraq - 23 October 2001) is a former Iraqi politician, most notable for being President of the United Nations General Assembly in 1981 and 1982.

[edit] Early life

Kittani graduated from Knox College in 1951 with a degree in political science and English and returned home to join the Iraqi foreign ministry in 1952.

[edit] External links

• United Nations biography of Ismat Kittani

Preceded by Rüdiger von Wechmar

President of the United Nations General Assembly 1981–1982

Succeeded by Imre Hollai

v • d • e Presidents of the United Nations General Assembly 1940s Spaak (BEL) • Aranha (BRA) • Arce (ARG) • Evatt (AUS) • Rómulo (PHI) 1950s Entezam (IRI) • Nervo (MEX) • Pearson (CAN) • Pandit (IND) • van Kleffens (NED) • Maza (CHI) • Ortega (CHI) • Waithayakon (THA) • Munro (NZL) • Malik (LIB) • Belaúnde (PER) 1960s Boland (IRL) • Slim (TUN) • Khan (PAK) • Rodriguez (VEN) • Quaison-Sackey (GHA) • Fanfani (ITA) • Pazhwak (AFG) • Mănescu (ROM) • Catalán (GUA) • Brooks (LBR) 1970s Hambro (NOR) • Malik (INA) • Trepczyński (POL) • Benites (ECU) • Bouteflika (ALG) • Thorn (LUX) • Amerasinghe (SRI) • Mojsov (YUG) • Liévano (COL) • Salim (TAN) 1980s Wechmar (BRD) • Kittani (IRQ) • Hollai (HUN) • Illueca (PAN) • Lusaka (ZAM) • Piniés (ESP) • Choudhury (BAN) • Florin (DDR) • Caputo (ARG) • Garba (NGR) 1990s de Marco (MLT) • Shihabi (KSA) • Ganev (BUL) • Insanally (GUY) • Essy (CIV) • Freitas (POR) • Ismail (MAS) • Udovenko (UKR) • Opertti (URU) • Gurirab (NAM) 2000s Holkeri (FIN) • Han (KOR) • Kavan (CZE) • Hunte (LCA) • Ping (GAB) • Eliasson (SWE) • Al-Khalifa (BAH) • Kerim (MKD)