Mohammad Hosseini (Diplomat)

Mohammad Hosseini (persisch محمد حسینی; * 1963 in Nadschaf) ist ein iranischer Diplomat.

Mohammad Hosseini in der Provinz asch-Scharqiyya.

Werdegang

Er verbrachte den größten Teil seiner Jugend im Landkreis Abhar in der iranischen Provinz Zandschan. 1981 wurde er an die Imam Sadiq University in Teheran aufgenommen wo er 1987 sein Master-Studium der Politikwissenschaft abschloss. Er setzte sein Studium mit einem Master-Abschluss in Innere Sicherheit an der Universität Grenoble und einer Abschlussarbeit in Völkerrecht an der Universität Lyon III fort. Er war Programmdirektor beim Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting und Professor an verschiedenen iranischen Universitäten. Vom 12. Januar 2003 bis 8. Oktober 2006 war er Botschafter in Dakar (Senegal)[1] Von 8. Oktober 2006 bis 2008 war er Botschafter in Riad (Saudi-Arabien).[2]

Von 2010 bis 2015 war er Vizepräsident für internationale Angelegenheiten beim Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting.

Einzelnachweise

Le Soleil (Dakar), 10. Januar 2003,
Iran Focus, 8. Oktober 2006 Hosseini will replace Hossein Sadeqi, Iran's incumbent envoy to the Saudi kingdom., Getty Images, Riyadh, SAUDI ARABIA: Iran's Ambassador in Saudi Arabia Seyed Mohammad Hosseini (L) and US Ambassador in Saudi Arabia James Oberwetter (R) attend the reopening of the Iraqi embassy in Riyadh, 13 February 2007. Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari formally reopened Iraq's embassy in Riyadh, which was closed at the height of the 1991 Gulf war but has operated informally since the two countries restored diplomatic relations in July 2004. Ties with Riyadh were broken off by then President Saddam Hussein's regime during the 1991 conflict when US-led forces used Saudi Arabia as a springboard to free neighbouring Kuwait from Iraqi occupation. AFP PHOTO / HASSAN AMMAR (Photo credit should read HASSAN AMMAR/AFP/Getty Images)

Vorgänger	Amt	Nachfolger
Monteza Adle Tabatabai	Iranischer Botschafter Dakar 12. Januar 2003 bis 8. Oktober 2006	Einollah Qashqavi
Hussein Sadeqi	Iranischer Botschafter Riad 8. Oktober 2006 bis 2008	Mohammad Javad Rasouli Mahallaty

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[1] Le Soleil (Dakar), 10. Januar 2003,

[2] Iran Focus, 8. Oktober 2006 Hosseini will replace Hossein Sadeqi, Iran's incumbent envoy to the Saudi kingdom., Getty Images, Riyadh, SAUDI ARABIA: Iran's Ambassador in Saudi Arabia Seyed Mohammad Hosseini (L) and US Ambassador in Saudi Arabia James Oberwetter (R) attend the reopening of the Iraqi embassy in Riyadh, 13 February 2007. Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari formally reopened Iraq's embassy in Riyadh, which was closed at the height of the 1991 Gulf war but has operated informally since the two countries restored diplomatic relations in July 2004. Ties with Riyadh were broken off by then President Saddam Hussein's regime during the 1991 conflict when US-led forces used Saudi Arabia as a springboard to free neighbouring Kuwait from Iraqi occupation. AFP PHOTO / HASSAN AMMAR (Photo credit should read HASSAN AMMAR/AFP/Getty Images)