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{{r|Mishkat Al Moumin}} Minister of Environment in [[InterimIraqi   Government]] (2004-2005); Professor at Baghdad University, College of Law (2001-2004)
{{r|Nasim Ashraf}}; Minister of State for Human Development in Pakistan (2002-2008);  Founder and Chairman of Americans for Peace and Justice in South Asia (1998-2002);   Founder and Co-Chairman, human Development Foundation of North America (1997-2001)
{{r|Louay Bahry}} Chair of the Department of Public Administration - University of Qatar (2002-2004); Professor of political science - University of Tennessee, Ohio State University, University of Baghdad
{{r|Graeme Bannerman}} Staffer for Middle East and South Asia on[[U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee]] (1979-1987); Middle East analyst on US State Department [[Policy Planning Staff]]
{{r|Roby Barrett}} President, C.COMM, Inc. (1993-present)] Senior Fellow, [[Joint Special Operations University]] (2008-present)
{{r|Peter Bechtold}} Chairman Emeritus, Near East and North Africa Area Studies, Foreign Service Institute; Taught graduate courses at the Foreign Service Institute, Georgetown, George Washington, Johns Hopkins and National Defense University
{{r|Mehrzad Boroujerdi}} Founder & director of Middle Eastern Studies program at Syracuse University; associate professor of Political Science; Editor of the "Modern Intellectual and Political History of the Middle East" book series and Book Review editor for the "International Journal of Middle East Studies"
{{r|John Calabrese}} Currently teaches US Foreign Policy at [[American University]]; Previously held teaching positions in government and politics at Richmond College in Surrey, UK, the University of Kansas and [[Bowdoin College]]
{{r|Wendy Chamberlin}} Former Deputy High Commissioner for the UN Commissioner for Refugees (2004-2006) and Assistant Administrator of the Asia/Near East Division of USAID (2002-2004)] [[US Ambassador to Pakistan]] (2001-2002) and to the Lao People's Democratic Republic (1996-1999)
{{r|Michael Collins Dunn}}Editor, The Estimate, a biweekly newsletter of intelligence and analysis of the region;Professor and lecturer at numerous universities, including Georgetown University (1983-1991) and Utah State University (1976-1977)
{{r|Wyche Fowler}} [[U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia]] (1996-2001); US Senator from Georgia (1987-1993); member of the Appropriations, Budget, Energy and Agriculture Committees
{{r|Herman Franssen}}President, International Energy Associates, Inc.; Senior Economic Advisor to the Minister of Petroleum and Minerals of the Sultanate of Oman (1985-1996)
{{r|George Harris}} [[Bureau of Intelligence & Research (1979-1995)]]; Has taught at the George Washington University, Johns Hopkins SAIS; Research Fellow at Bilkent University, Ankara
{{r|Syed Farooq Hasna}} Chairman of the Department of Political Science at the University of the Punjab in Lahore, Pakistan (2000-2004); Former Head of the Middle Eastern section of the Islamabad Institute of Strategic Studies
{{r|Arthur Hughes}} Director-General, Egypt-Israel Multinational Force and Observers (1998-2004); Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs (1994-1997); [[U.S. Ambassador to Yemen]] (1991-1994)
{{r|Zubair Iqbal}} [[International Monetary Fund]] (1972-2007);Lecturer in Economics at Government College in Lahore, Pakistan
{{r|Murhaf Jouejati}} Professor at the [[National Defense University]]’s Near East South Asia Center for Strategic Studies; Adjunct Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at the George Washington University; Former Director of the Middle East Studies Program at GWU’s Elliott School of {{r|Joseph Kéchichian}} CEO of Kéchichian & Associates, LLC, a consulting partnership providing analysis on the Arabian/Persian Gulf region; Honorary Consul of the Sultanate of Oman in Los Angeles, California
{{r|Allen Keiswetter}} Senior Advisor to US Delegation to the UN General Assembly (2003); Advisor to US Mission on Middle East issues before Security Council and General Assembly (2003)
{{r|Mohammed Khalil}}Former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Justice (1962-1964), and Deputy Attorney General (1960-1962) in the Sudan; Former Speaker of the Sudan Constituent Assembly (1986-1988)
{{r|Thomas Lippman}} Reporter and editor for The Washington Post (1966-1999, 2003)
{{r|David Mack}}Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near East Affairs (1990-1993) and [[U.S. Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates]] (1986-1989)
{{r|Richard Murphy}} President of Richard W. Murphy Associates (2004-present); [[Assistant Secretary of State for the Near East and South Asia]] (1983-1989); U.S. Ambassador to Mauritania, Syria, the Philippines and Saudi Arabia (1971-1983)
{{r|Greg Myre}}Correspondent for [[]New York Time]s in Jerusalem (2003-2007); Previously reported for the Associated Press from Jerusalem, Islamabad, Moscow, and Johannesburg
{{r|David Newton}} Director, Radio Free Iraq (1998-2004); Special envoy for public diplomacy to the Middle East during the February-March 1998 Iraq crisis; [[U.S. Ambassador to Yemen]] (1994-1997) and Iraq (1984-1988), where he was the first ambassador following the resumption of diplomatic relations
{{r|Richard Parker}} [[U.S. Ambassador to Algeria]] (1975-1977), Lebanon (1977-1978), and Morocco (1978-1979). Also served in Egypt, Israel and Jordan
{{r|Trita Parsi}} Adjunct professor of International Relations, [[School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University]];Advisor to Congressman Bob Ney (R-OH18) on Middle East issues; Co-founder and current President of the National Iranian American Council
{{r|Ilan Peleg}} Charles A. Dana Professor of Government & Law at Lafayette College (1990 – present);Editor-in-Chief, [[Israel Studies Forum]] (2000 – present); President of the [[Association for Israel Studies]] (1995 – 1997)
{{r|Aamir Rehman}} Formerly the Global Head of Strategy for HSBC Amanah
{{r|Stan Riveles}}[[Institute for Defense Analyses]] (November 2006–present); Senior Counselor to the Secretary of State’s Science and Technology Adviser on international cooperation in counter-terrorism and critical infrastructure protection
{{r|Jacques Roussellier}} Specialist with the [[World Bank]] Group (2003-2005); Served as spokesperson for United Nations peacekeeping operations in [[Western Sahara]] (1999-2001); Political Affairs Officer with United Nations peacekeeping operations in Tajikistan and the Central African Republic (1997-1999)
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