President- IHRC Corporation
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Message from the President of IHRC Corporation
Romanos Aziz RAAD
"Each day begins with a renewed sense of purpose -
to build, to connect, and to bring hope where it’s needed most.
I am guided by one simple truth:
Because what we do today, we do for generations.
to build, to connect, and to bring hope where it’s needed most.
I am guided by one simple truth:
Because what we do today, we do for generations.
My mission is to inspire others to believe that every action,
no matter how small, can change the course of lives,
strengthen peace, and protect human dignity across the world."
no matter how small, can change the course of lives,
strengthen peace, and protect human dignity across the world."
Romanos A.Raad
PRESIDENT - IHRC CORPORATION
Ambassador Romanos Aziz Raad (born August 17, 1966) is a Lebanese-American, Diplomat, Ambassador, and major general known for his contributions to human rights advocacy, international diplomacy, and humanitarian initiatives. He serves as the Honorary Consul of Guinea-Bissau and is associated with several global organizations, including the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) Corporation, Interpol Center USA, Interpol Center UN, and Chad Army Economics.[1][2]
Raad is recognized for his diplomatic negotiation efforts and humanitarian missions, particularly those focusing on the protection and empowerment of women and children worldwide. His professional journey spans over four decades of work in diplomacy, leadership, and international relations.
Early Life and Education
Romanos Aziz Raad was born on August 17, 1966, in Lebanon. He developed an early interest in humanitarian service and diplomacy, which later shaped his professional path. Raad earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial and transportation and pursued a career in public service, dedicating his efforts to global cooperation, peacebuilding, and human rights protection.
Career Raad began his career in diplomacy and international advocacy, later becoming a key figure within several international organizations. He holds leadership roles as Ambassador, Honorary Consul, and Major General affiliated with Interpol Center UN and Interpol Center USA.[4]
As the Honorary Consul of Guinea-Bissau, Raad has represented the interests of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau in Belarus represents the interest of Belarus in Africa, working to enhance bilateral relations and promote trade cooperation between nations. His diplomatic work also extends to human rights advocacy under the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) Corporation, where he has contributed to initiatives aimed at defending vulnerable populations and supporting global peace efforts.
In addition to his diplomatic career, Raad has been actively involved in international events and political movements, including his participation in the 2022 parliamentary elections in Lebanon. His humanitarian philosophy emphasizes global unity, ethical leadership, and the belief that cooperation among nations can help protect the future of children worldwide.
Mr. Romanos Aziz Raad, serving as Honorary Consul and Ambassador, has been officially authorized by E7 Security, a trading name and production vertical of United Printing and Publishing Sole Proprietorship L.L.C., to represent and act on behalf of the company in connection with the project titled “Supply of Guinea Bissau National ID Cards, Passports, Security Certificates & Other Smart Cards.” Acting through Crystal Group SA, Raad has been entrusted with the responsibility to submit the bid, engage in negotiations, and finalize the contractual agreement pertaining to the provision of secure national identification and smart card solutions. His representation reflects the collaboration between E7 Security and Crystal Group SA in advancing secure identity and documentation systems for the Republic of Guinea-Bissau.
Mr. Romanos Aziz Raad represents Chad Army on food and Economic level In Belarus.
Awards and Recognition
Throughout his distinguished career, Raad has been honored with several recognitions for his humanitarian and diplomatic service, including the Martin Luther King Award for his contributions to peace and human rights.[5]
Personal Life
Romanos Aziz Raad resides Between several countries, in Africa, eastern Europe and middle east.[6] He is fluent in multiple languages and maintains close ties with his family, including Charbel Raad and Rima Chammas. Outside of his diplomatic responsibilities, he continues to advocate for education, equality, and the protection of human dignity.
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