The President of Yemen, Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi, decided today, Thursday, to form the Presidential Leadership Council, headed by Rashad Muhammad Al-Alimi, and to transfer his powers to him, delegating him with all his powers.
Who is the new chairman of the council?
1- He was born in 1954 in Taiz Governorate, and received his first education in his village at the hands of his father, the judge Muhammad bin Ali Al-Alimi, after which he continued his secondary education until he graduated from Jamal Abdel Nasser School in Sana’a in 1969.
2 Al-Alimi began his political career in the right-wing Nasserite Organization party.
3- He studied at the College of Police and Military Sciences in Kuwait, and graduated in 1975 to return to Sana’a and work at the Police College, and continue studying at the College of Arts at Sana’a University.
4ـ He moved to work in the Ministry of Interior in the Criminal Investigation Department until 1981.
5- He moved to Egypt for higher studies and obtained a master’s degree in sociology at Ain Shams University with distinction in 1984, and a doctorate in sociology from the same university with first honors in 1988.
6- Al-Alimi was appointed in 1989 as a professor at Sana’a University, the largest university in Yemen, then director of legal affairs at the Ministry of Interior and head of the Immigration and Passports Authority in 1994, during the declaration of Yemeni unity between north and south.
7- In 1996, Al-Alimi was appointed Director of the Police of Taiz Governorate, his hometown
8- In 2001, he was appointed Minister of the Interior of Yemen
9- In 2006, Al-Alimi held the position of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior
10- In 2008, he was appointed Deputy Prime Minister for Defense and Security Affairs, Deputy Prime Minister for Defense and Security Affairs, and Minister of Local Administration, and since 2006 has been Chairman of the Supreme Security Committee
11ـ Member of the General Committee of the General People’s Congress
12ـ Member of the Yemeni National Dialogue Conference
13% admit In 2014, he worked as an advisor to the President of the Republic of Yemen
14- In 2011, he was injured in the explosion of the Al-Nahdain Mosque, which targeted the former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh
15ـ As a result of the accident, he was transferred to Saudi Arabia for treatment, and returned to Sana’a on June 13, 2012 after a year of treatment in Saudi Arabia and Germany