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- Country of residence: Kuwait
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Talaat Al-Ghussain, a Kuwaiti
diplomat and politician of Palestinian origin, and the second ambassador to the
State of Kuwait in Washington from 1963 to 1970.
the biography
Talaat was born in the city of
Ramla in the State of Palestine, and he comes from a Ramlawite Palestinian
family. He graduated from the American University in Cairo in the forties after
the Nakba, and after the occupation of the city of Ramla, he traveled to work
as an English language teacher in Yemen, then moved to Kuwait in the fifties,
where he worked as an employee in the secretariat. The Kuwaiti government and
the Kuwaiti Construction Council, and in the sixties he moved to work in the
diplomatic corps (during the establishment stage of the Kuwaiti Ministry of
Foreign Affairs), where he was part of the Kuwaiti delegation formed to the
United Nations to seek independence, and he was part of the Kuwaiti embassy
mission in Washington, and he was appointed ambassador to Kuwait in the United
States from the year From 1963 to 1970, he was Kuwait's second ambassador to
Washington.
Grant him Kuwaiti citizenship
He was granted Kuwaiti citizenship
in 1961 for his great services.
stations in his diplomatic career
Kuwait's ambassador to Washington
from 1963 to 1970.
Kuwait's ambassador to Morocco in
1970.
Kuwait's ambassador to Japan in
1971.
Kuwait's ambassador in Sana'a.
I left him
He immigrated from Kuwait and chose
to spend the end of his life in a house overlooking the sea in Tunisia.
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