Saad Alfarargi (born 1936) has been the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Development from 1 May 2017 until 31 April 2023.Saad Alfaragi (Special Rapporteur on the right to development) on promotion and protection of human rights at the Third Committee, 22nd meeting - General Assembly, 72nd session
Education Bachelor in Commerce, Cairo University, 1956. Master of Science in Political Science, University Cairo, 1956. degree in International Relations, London School of Economics.Alfarargi Saad form
Responsibilities In Egypt Assistant to Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt; Chief of the Presidential Bureau for Economic Affairs, Presidency, Cairo Director General for International Economic Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cairo; Chief of Cabinet of the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Special Political Adviser, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cairo;Right to Development
At the United Nations UN Assistant Secretary General (ASG) Assistant Administrator of the UNDP and Regional Director for Arab States, New York Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Egypt to the UN in Geneva Specialized Agencies and other International Organizations in Switzerland; Special rapporteur for the United Nations Special Session on Disarmament Expert for the United Nations Disarmament CentreSaad Alfarargi
Activities 1956—1957: Attaché League of Arab States, Cairo 1957—1960: Worked at Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cairo 1960—1964: Third secretary Embassy of Egypt, Vienna 1969—1972: Head of economic section, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cairo, 1972—1973: Chief of cabinet of minister of state 1973—1977: Counsellor permanent mission of Egypt United Nations, New York City 1989—1995: Governor Egypt Common Fund for Commodities, Amsterdam 1998—2012: Permanent Observer of the League of Arab States to the UN Geneva Present: Editor-in-Chief of the political affairs periodical DiplomatMr. Saad Alfarargi, Special Rapporteur on the right to development
Articles by Saad Alfarargi Saad Alfarargi has published articles on different subjects including business and security. peace and security, economic development, disarmament and world trade, international order.About the authors
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