Muhammad Ibrahim Kamel

Muhammad Ibrahim Kāmil (Arabic محمد إبراهيم كامل; born January 6, 1927 in Cairo, † November 22, 2001 ) was an Egyptian diplomat and foreign minister.

Life

Muhammad Ibrahim Kāmil was married to Rashika Shaker and had two sons. He closed 1947 Studied law at Cairo University and learned from Anwar Sadat during a six-month prison stay know. Both belonged to the anti-British Hizb al - Fatah Miṣr to that in the assassination of former Finance Minister of the Wafd Party government of Mustafa Nahhas Pasha - on, Amin Osman Pasha (* 1899, † January 6, 1946 ) by Hussein Taufik in the Adli street in the center of Cairo was involved.

Kāmil was briefly employed in the Ministry of Justice in 1956 and joined the Foreign Service, which put him in London, Mexico City, Ottawa, Montreal. From 1969 to 1972 he was ambassador in Kinshasa Avenue de l' Uganda, then worked until August 28 in Stockholm in 1973 and then to 1977 in Bonn. From December 15 1977 to 17 September 1978, he was Foreign Minister and participated in the negotiations of the Camp David Accords in part, and stood before the signing back as Foreign Minister.

In June 1985, was the first president Kāmil an Egyptian human rights organization that has been declared and tolerated by the government to be illegal.

Publications

• The Camp David Accords: A Testimony, KPI, 1986, 414 pp.,
• Egypt 's Road to Jerusalem, 1997