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BiographyDr. Mohamed Arab al-MusawiIraq - Basra - eliminate cityCurrent Residence: Libyan Arab JamahiriyaBachelor - Etiquette Geography - Faculty of Education - University of Basra -1994PhD geography of cities - Faculty of Arts - University of light - for the period (1999-2004)Email: almusawi2009@gmail.comalmusawi64@yahoo.comThe most important materials studied byUrban Geography - Economic Geography - geopolitical - oil and energy - GeographicHuman - The Geography of Tourism - geographic Transport - geographical maps - teaching methodsMaterials studied by graduate studentsPlanning resorts and tourist villagesPositions1 - Chairman of the Department of Geography - Higher Institute for Teacher Training Pape Issa - Libya for the period 1995-19992 - Chairman of the Department of Geography and a faculty member at the Teachers Training College Bajeelat - Libya for the period 1999-20063 - Lecturer, Department of Geography, University - Forums city of Sabratha - Libya - 20014 - Lecturer, Department of Geography at the Higher Institute for numbers in Ztun teachers - Libya - 19975 - lecturer at the Higher Institute for Teacher Training NMRC 19986 - lecturer and head of the Department of Geography at the University of civil Africa 20047 - faculty member in the College of Arts Bzoarh - Seventh of April University - Libya - for the period 2006-2009 - a faculty member (collaborators) Academy graduate - Janzour - Libya - Tourism Division -2010 to 2011Posts
 1 - the first geographical conference in Fatih University2 - Cultural Seminar in the Faculty of Arts Bzoarh3 - Scientific Conference on the Environment in the College of Engineering in Sabratha - Libya4 - Scientific Conference at the Teachers Training College Pape Isa5 - authored a book entitled the general features in Human GeographyResearch1 - regional balance in the countries of East Africa and the foreign intervention strategy2 - the new Middle Eastern order and Khvaya American role in raising the Arab-Zionist conflict3 - stages of urban development of the city of Sabratha / Libya4 - The role of Arab scientists in the development of geography5 - morphology beautiful city / Libya6 - geographic criteria for green spaces, gardens and systems designed in Arab cities7 - militarism and the dream of Israel in the Arab strayed dispersion

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