What does AHSF stand for?

Abdul Hameed Shoman Foundation

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Salim Chahine, an associate professor of finance at the Olayan School of Business, was recently awarded the 2008 Abdul Hameed Shoman Award for Best Young Arab Researcher in Economics, Banking, and Financial and Management Sciences The Abdul Hameed Shoman Foundation, which was founded in 1978 by the Arab BankeI|one of the largest Arab and international financial institutionseI|supports and enhances scientific research and Arab humanistic creativity; builds bridges of dialogue and cultural communication; collects and disseminates general knowledge through various means.

AUB professor receives award for best Arab researcher

Abdul Hameed Shoman Foundation celebrated the signing copies of Dr Aidah Najjar's new book titled "Amman's girls long time ago, school and street memories", in which she sheds light on women's life during the fifties of the last century.

Najjar's book celebrated

Sayegh at Shoman*"More than 900 million people in the world are disabled; up to 80 percent live in the developing world, the international statistics specify," said Roman Catholic Bishop in Jordan Saleem Sayegh, during a lecture held at Abdul Hameed Shoman Foundation.

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