Prince Abdulaziz Bin Ahmad Al Saude
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Prince Abdulaziz bin Ahmed bin Abdulaziz AlSaud (Arabic : عبدالعزيز بن أحمد بن عبدالعزيز), born on June 20, 1963, is a member of The Saudi Royal Family, an international investor and a humanitarian activist. The prince is married and does have two children: Turki and Maha. He graduated from King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in 1986 with a double major in Political Science and Administration Science. In 2007, Prince Abdulaziz was awarded an Honorary Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI).[1]
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[edit] Humanitarian Contributions
Prince Abdulaziz is a prominent humanitarian activist on the national, regional and international levels; he is Founder and Chairman of IMPACT – Eastern Mediterranean Region (a Regional Non-Governmental Organization “NGO” that is active in the field of Prevention of Blindness), and Middle East African Council of Ophthalmology (MEACO))[2],He is also Chairman of Eastern Mediterranean Region, International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (EMR-IAPB)[3], President of Saudi Ophthalmological Society (SOS)[4], A Board of Trustees Member in IAPB, An-Ex Board Member of Disabled Children Association of Saudi Arabia, Global Ambassador of the International Trachoma Initiative, Member of the International Council of Ophthalmology Foundation (ICOFoundation) Board of Directors)[5].
[edit] Awards
Prince Abdulaziz received the Global Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) during its 7th General Assembly in Dubai in September 2004[6], the Shield of the joint 4th International Conference for the Arab Ophthalmology Association and the 1st Bahrain Ophthalmology Conference in recognition of HRH regional and global efforts endorsing the ‘VISION 2020:The Right to Sight’ global initiative[7]. These efforts resulted in VISION 2020 adoption in all 22 countries of EMR region by September 2004. He also received the Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum Award by the Emirates Ophthalmic Society in recognition of his dedicated work in the field of Prevention of Blindness in April 2005 and the Order of the TWO-NILES Medal by HE President of Sudan General Omar Al Bashir in November 2005. Furthermore, Prince Abdulaziz received several other Awards and Recognitions in earlier years.
[edit] Investments
Prince Abdulaziz is a committed Saudi Businessman, with strong business acumen. He is the Chairman of Atheeb Group, and affiliated companies. He is also the CEO of Atheeb Trading Company. In addition, he is actively involved as a major partner in numerous leading Saudi Private and joint Venture business and industries. Currently, Prince Abdulaziz’s strategic business direction is to establish a major Investment Company, develop a financial institution and further enhance Port Cargo handling businesses.
[edit] Trivia
Prince Abdulaziz Bin Ahmad Al Saude is known to be fond of falcon hunting and horses. And he owns “Athba” stables which include a large number of fine horses.
[edit] References
- ^ RCSI Awards Honorary Fellowship at Joint Council Dinner. RCSI.ie.
- ^ MEACO BOARD AND EXECUTIVE OFFICERS. MEACO.org.
- ^ IAPB BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2004 - 2008. IAPB.com.
- ^ Saudi Ophthalmological Society Board. SOS.org.
- ^ ICOFoundation Board of Directors. icofoundation.org.
- ^ Palau, M: "Leaders of Saudi Arabia", page 179. Leading Publishing Corporation, 2005
- ^ VISION2020. WHO.


