Alhamedi A.

Member Board Of Directors at SAMENA Telecommunications Council

Alhamedi A. currently holds the position of عضو لجنة التنسيق العليا للعمل العربي المشترك at the League of Arab States - General Secretariat since September 2022. Additionally, Alhamedi serves as a Board Member and on the Audit Committee at Sudatel Telecom Group, Ltd, and as President and CEO of ARABSAT. Alhamedi is also a member of the Board of Directors at GSOA and SAMENA Telecommunications Council. Previous roles include MD for the Middle East Region at CREALOGIX, General Manager for Saudi Arabia at Network International, VP for the Middle East and North Africa at Makkah Investment, and CEO at First Recycling Co. Exitcom Middle East. Alhamedi's career began at MasterCard, where responsibilities included serving as VP & Country Manager for Saudi Arabia. Alhamedi holds an MBA in Executive Management and a BS in Computer Engineering, both from King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals.

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SAMENA Telecommunications Council

SAMENA Telecommunications Council is a tri-regional, non-profit telecommunications association that embodies a community of South Asian, Middle Eastern, and North African telecoms operators, manufacturers, regulatory authorities, and academia. SAMENA aims to be the ultimate promoter of collaboration and knowledge-sharing in the SAMENA region that spans over 25 countries, including Afghanistan, Algeria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Nepal, Oman, Pakistan, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. The Council is driven by telecoms issues that operators in South Asia, the Middle East, and in North Africa face, and is determined in providing its advocacy expertise to help aid the incubation of novel approaches and ideas that would provide better means for the expansion and utilization of telecommunications in the region.


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