Amjad Aref, professor in the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering, has been elected a fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and the Structural Engineering ...
Mohammad Reza Aref, a relative moderate candidate in Iran's presidential election later this week, has announced he is quitting the race. The move appears to represent an effort by Iran's beleaguered ...
Aref succeeds Alan Rabideau, who has served as the department’s chair since 2022. Rabideau will return to a faculty role. “I am excited to see the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental ...
Abdul-Rahman Aref, army officer and politician: born Baghdad 1916; President of Iraq 1966-68; married (two sons, three daughters); died Amman, Jordan 24 August 2007. During the early hours of 17 July ...
Mostafa Kavakebian said according to the discussions at meetings of the Hope faction, Aref will definitely run in the elections, Fars reported. Kavakebian also said it was decided in the meetings that ...
The son of a prominent reformist politician ignited a firestorm on social-media when he said he owes his success in life to "good genes." The comments by Hamid Reza Aref, the son of former Vice ...
According to a source close to the former MP, Aref will register as a presidential nominee on May 11 or 12. He added that Aref has chosen the white color as his symbol, and his slogan is “Justice and ...
On August 4, 2004, Yassin Aref was walking along West Street in a run-down part of downtown Albany. It was about 11 p.m., and he had just finished delivering evening prayer at the storefront mosque ...
Christie's will present a live auction SILSILA: Highlights from the Dalloul Collection including Modern and Contemporary Middle Eastern Art on 6 November 2025 at King Street, London. Christie’s ...
Abdul-Rahman Aref, who has died aged 91, was last president of Iraq (1966-68) before the Ba'athists, led by Saddam Hussein (obituary, January 1 2007), took power. Given the 35 years of generally ...
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