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Rana A. Al-Nibari as one of the expert speaker in the 19th Global Women Leaders Conference. Be Part of our Global Movement for Reinforcing Women's Leadership. Reserve your seat now:http://bit.ly/1NQNe2p


Dr. Anna Dolidze was born in Tbilisi, in what was then the Soviet Socialist Republic of Georgia. As a child, she experienced the dissolution of the Soviet Union, including a civil war and secessionist conflicts with Abkhazia and South Ossetia. In high school Dolidze won a Future Leaders Exchange Program scholarship to live with an American family and attend high school in Vermont.

Upon her return, Dolidze started law school at Tbilisi State University, where she graduated with honors. In her final year she took part in the Telders International Law Moot Court Competition, and was honored as the Best Respondent and Best Oralist. She became a clerk at the Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague. Thereafter Dolidze worked for the international humanitarian organization Save the Children in Georgia. She was awarded a full fellowship by the Dutch government to study at Leiden University where she earned her Masters degree in International Law.
In 2004 Dolidze was elected Chairman of the Georgian Young Lawyers’ Association (GYLA). As the head of the largest legal advocacy organization in Georgia, she oversaw program activities conducted by 125 lawyers, took part in drafting legislative reform proposals, practiced civil rights litigation and represented the organization in National Constitutional Commission, Commission for the Human Rights in Prisons and the Expert Commission for Georgia’s European Integration. In 2006, Dolidze spearheaded a nation-wide campaign to prosecute high-level government security officials implicated in the murder of Sandro Girgvliani. In 2007 Dolidze left Georgia for United States as a Scholar at Risk because it was increasingly difficult to practice civil rights litigation. In 2009 Dolidze was named a Young European Leader by Atlantic-Brucke.

Then she earned her Doctorate in Law (SJD) at Cornell Law School with full financial scholarship and residential fellowship at Telluride House. At Cornell Dolidze was awarded Mario Einaudi Scholarship for dissertation research in Europe as well as Judith Reppy scholarship in Peace and Conflict Studies. In 2012 Dolidze addressed the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission of the United States Congress on human rights violations in Georgia. In 2013 she became assistant professor of law at the University of Western Ontario.
Dolidze has lectured and taught transnationally, including at Cambridge University, Oxford University, University of Toronto, McGill University, Duke University, Helsinki España-Human Dimension in Madrid, Sorbonne University, and Elmira Maximum Security Correctional Facility in New York State . Dolidze has conducted human rights documentation and research for "Russia Justice Initiative" and Human Rights Watch. Dolidze has worked as a Research Fellow at Columbia University, New York University, Stanford University, and Transatlantic Academy and has authored a large number of academic and policy articles on international law, transitional justice and former Soviet Union.

In May 2015 Dolidze was appointed as Deputy Minister of Defence for Republic of Georgia, overseeing the areas of education, social benefits and rehabilitation of wounded warriors. Currently, she is a Visiting Professor at Tbilisi State University Faculty of Law

Noor Ali Mahmoud as one of the expert speaker in the 19th Global Women Leaders Conference. Be Part of our Global Movement for Reinforcing Women's Leadership. Reserve your seat now:http://bit.ly/1NQNe2p

Mrs Rfah Alyami as one of the expert speaker in the 19th Global Women Leaders Conference. Be Part of our Global Movement for Reinforcing Women's Leadership. Reserve your seat now:http://bit.ly/1NQNe2p


Mrs Rfah Alyami is a PhD degree holder from University of Reading in UK. Her bachelor degree was in science and Maths. Her research interests focus on leading the change, women education and school reform. She has more than 13 years experience of educational leadership and management, from her practice at schools as well as her academic and research knowledge. She started leading schools since 2003, and then improved her skills by trainings and studying master and doctorate programmes in this area. She is also a governor of St James Primary School through Bolton Council in UK, since September 2013.
She has written a guide (textbook) for secondary schools in Riyadh about how to do a research, this was in 2009.
She has presented a paper called "Saudi Women’s Status in Education: Equity Matters", in the Ireland International Conference on Education (IICE-2015). This paper has been selected to be published in the International Journal of Technology and Inclusive Education (IJTIE), Volume 5, Issue 2, ISSN 2046-4568 (Online), http://www.infonomics-society.org/IJTIE/

She has published a paper entitled “Educational Reform in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: Tatweer Schools as a Unit of Development” in the Literacy Information and Computer Education Journal (LICEJ), Volume 5, Issue 2, June 2014.
She has written an Arabic book entitled “Ikhwan Alsafa: Evolution theory and ontology”. This book has focused on a philosophy of a group of Muslims who lived in the second half of 10th century; where one of their theories described the evolution of creatures and the emergence of the universe.
She is an author in newspaper in Saudi Arabia.
Finally Rfah is a mother of 6 children and was completed her education after getting married when she was 16 years old. She challenged her tough circumstances as a mother and wife as well as being a student in most of her life. Then she accomplished her goals, and gained: 95% attainment in Math and science bachelor degree, 4.95 out of 5 in Master degree and finally achieving a doctorate degree.