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Ali Al Hammadi
NameAli Al Hammadi
Other NamesAli Hussein Ahmed Ali Al Hammadi
Personal Details
Birth PlaceUnited Arab Emirates
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ReligionIslam

Ali Al Hammadi is an Emirati citizen and the founder of the Administrative Development Organization in the United Arab Emirates. He was one of the activists of the Al Islah society, which is a branch of the Muslim Brotherhood in the United Arab Emirates. He also served as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Hayatuna TV network.


Education

  • Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of North Carolina in the United States in 1982 CE;
  • PhD in Business Administration and Management Development from the University of Wales, School of Swansea in the England, December 1991 CE;
  • Diploma in Psychological Engineering, November 1997 CE.


Career

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  • Founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Creative Thinking Centre in Dubai;
  • Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Hayatuna TV network;
  • Head of the Leadership Training and Consulting Centre (LTCC);
  • Founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the One Minute Centre;
  • Founder and Head of Creative Thinking for Publishing and Distribution;
  • General Supervisor of the Islam Time website;
  • Expert at the Ministry of Labour and Housing, Studies and Planning Department (1986 - 1992 CE);
  • Director of the Training Department at the Administrative Development Institute (1991 - 1998 CE);
  • Member of the Judging Committee for the Dubai Program for Excellent Government Performance (Year 2000 CE);
  • Member of the Central Committee for Administrative Structures in the Emirates (1994 - 1996 CE);
  • Head of the Consulting Team for Studying Training Needs in All Ministries (1994 CE);
  • Head of the Consulting Team for Studying the Organizational Structure of the Press Union Institute (1997 CE);
  • Member of the American Society for Training and Development "ASTD" (1993 - 1994 CE);
  • Member of the Emirates Association for Human Rights;
  • Member of the Arab Management Association in the Arab Republic of Egypt;
  • Member of the Emirati Publishers Association.
  • Member of the Judging Committee for Research Presented to the Training Techniques Conference held at the Abu Dhabi Public Police Department in 1998 CE.

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Lectures

Template:Div col In addition to holding numerous lectures, seminars, and training courses, he has trained thousands of employees inside and outside the country, in Canada, Turkey, China, former Soviet republics, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Some of his most important training topics include:

  • Creativity and Innovative Thinking;
  • Meeting Management;
  • The Art of Dealing with Customers;
  • Train the Trainer;
  • Total Quality Management;
  • Effective Communication and Interaction Skills with Others;
  • Problem Analysis and Decision Making;
  • Negotiation Skills and the Art of Dialogue and Agreement;
  • Managing Work Pressures and Difficult Situations;
  • Arts and Skills of Change Management;
  • Strategic Planning;
  • Re-engineering Work Systems;
  • Training and Its Techniques;
  • Arts of Speaking, Presentation, and Oratory;
  • Time Management;
  • Studying Training Needs;
  • Building Life and Engineering Impact;
  • Reverse Management;
  • Management and Self-Development Skills;
  • Developing Supervisors' Abilities;
  • Taming Human Tigers;
  • Keys to Success;
  • Victory Without Borders;
  • Creating Creativity.

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Works

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  • The Treasure That Costs Nothing;
  • Don't Be a Ghost;
  • If Something Becomes Dear to Me, I Leave It;
  • 200 Leadership Wisdoms and Management Tips;
  • The Great Art (How to Become a Social Star);
  • Spark of Creativity;
  • Creatives Throughout History;
  • Way to No (15 Ways to Change);
  • Resisting Resistance (30 Ways to Lead Change and Ease Difficulties);
  • Way to Yes (Harvard Experience in Dialogue, Negotiation and Agreement);
  • Easing the Difficult (Negotiation Skills and Arts of Dialogue and Agreement);
  • The Art of Meeting Management;
  • 66 Tips and Skills for Managing a Successful Meeting;
  • Training Techniques and Effective Speaking;
  • In the Cage of Accusation;
  • Bats Blinded by Their Darkness.

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Arrest

Professor Dr. Ali Al-Hammadi was arrested for the first time for supporting Egyptian protesters in Tahrir Square after Friday prayer on 4 February 2011, in the city of "Khor Fakkan" in the Emirate of Sharjah, and was transferred to Al-Sadr Prison in Abu Dhabi, then released. His crime was that he sought reforms in his homeland, and the state punished him by revoking his citizenship. UAE authorities revoked the citizenship of Dr. Al-Hammadi and six of his colleagues within the framework of the case known as "UAE 94" without any reason, and he himself stated that he does not know the main reason for the revocation of citizenship and there was no trial, and he considers this matter contrary to the constitution. Because he criticized the revocation of citizenship from himself and his colleagues, he faced illegal arrest by UAE authorities. After a period of torture and abuse, Dr. Al-Hammadi (in addition to the revocation of citizenship from him and his family) was sentenced to 10 years in prison and transferred to the prison known as "Al-Razeen", however without the right to appeal or object.

Dr. Al-Hammadi and all signatories of this petition consider this action an insult to the government and ministries and institutions and its citizens and the country's credibility at the domestic, regional, and international levels. Al-Hammadi said in a statement: The Security Administration demanded from us all official and identity documents, passport, citizenship, ID card, driver's license, and even health card, so that nothing remained to show human identity!. Expressing regret over this accusation, he said: This is a very dangerous precedent that a list of names of those whose citizenship was revoked comes. For a long time, we have been banned from speaking and teaching, but that it reaches revocation of citizenship, this is a very dangerous matter that has no parallel in any other country in the world. He proceeded to explain about the seven other detained citizens: Who are these individuals? And what have they done for the homeland? If we read their biographies, we will realize that they were important potentials of the society and were never a danger to the homeland and have worked very much for this country, and their achievements are countless, so read their biographies!.


Reactions

Previously, the Working Group of the United Nations on arbitrary detentions issued a statement stating that the arrest of "sixty-one" defendants in the case known as "UAE 94" is of the type of arbitrary detention and the UAE government was asked to release them immediately and pay appropriate compensation to them. Also, the European Parliament on 26 October 2012, announced its concern about the deterioration of the human rights situation in the United Arab Emirates and confirmed that arbitrary arrests and lack of fair trial guarantees have been, and threats and abuses have even targeted the lawyers of the detainees. The European Parliament has asked UAE authorities to proceed to the freedom of detainees of conscience and human rights defenders unconditionally and to pay attention to respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms including freedom of speech, assembly, demonstrations, women's rights, gender equality, and the right to a fair trial.


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