Mona el solh
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Personal information
Former Minister of Industry, Vice President
Contact information (Work)
Alwaleed Bin Talal Humanitarian Foundation
Education
Education:
- Undergraduate studies, Oriental Studies, Saint - Joseph University, Lebanon.
Work history
Previous Professions:
- Vice - President, 2003 - present, Al-Waleed Bin Talal Humanitarian Foundation.
- Minister of Industry, 2004, Lebanon.
Major Achievements
Publications (Books, Articles, Reports, etc.):
- Solh Hamadeh, L. (2009). Les élections de 2009, les enjeux culturels [2009 elections, cultural issues]. L'Orient - Le Jour [Special Edition].
- Solh Hamadeh, L. (2008). Un Liban à retrouver [A return to Lebanon]. L'Orient - Le Jour [Special Edition].
Major achievements:
- Nominated Businesswoman of the Year by Middle East magazine in 2009.
- Appointed First Female Minister in Lebanon in 2004.
Accomplishments
Distinctions:
- Honorary doctorate, humane letters, Lebanese American University, 2006.
- Honorary doctorate, humane letters, Notre Dame Unive
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Leila Al Solh
Lebanese politician (born 1946)
Leila Al Solh (Arabic: ليلى الصلح; born 1946) is the vice president of Alwaleed bin Talal Humanitarian Foundation and a former Lebanese minister of industry.
Early life and education
Born in Beirut in 1946, Leila Al Solh is the youngest daughter of the late former Lebanese Prime MinisterRiad Al Solh, and his Syrian-Lebanese wife Fayza Al Jabiri.[1][2] Leila Al Solh is the aunt of Al Waleed bin Talal.[3][4]
Leila Al Solh studied at the department of oriental studies of Saint Joseph University, Beirut.[5]
Career
Leila Al Solh served as the minister of industry in the cabinet led by Prime MinisterOmar Karami from 2004 to 2005,[1][6] making her one of the early woman ministers in Lebanon.[7] Al Solh is the vice president of Alwaleed bin Talal Humanitarian Foundation in Lebanon since its establishment in August 2003.[5] Under her management, the foundation realized many activities to support for education, health and social
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