Akram RABADI
Conseiller du Ministre | Jordanie | Jordanian Ministry of Water and Irrigation
Akram RABADI is a senior advisor to the Minister of Water and Irrigation and to Secretary General of the Water Authority of Jordan. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of Yarmouk Water Company. He has experience in the water sector and infrastructure over 30 years. He holds a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Iraq, a Higher Diploma in Sanitary Engineering and Master in Water Engineering from the Netherlands. He has an advanced postgraduate certificate in water resources management from Mannheim, Germany. He has earned the Certificate of project management PM from Colin-Germany and  Professional Certificate PMP from Oxford-England. He serves as a member of the American Engineers Association and Jordan Engineers Association. He worked as a full time consultant with USAID in the Institutional support project and capacity building of the Ministry of Water and Irrigation, and completed a comprehensive survey studies for water users associations in the Jordan Valley. Following which, he also worked with the USA Core Engineer for multibillion US dollars for reconstruction of the infrastructure program in Iraq, Kuwait and Kurdistan, and as a full-time director of projects for Syria, Yemen and Egypt with Dursch German Company. He has worked with the European Commission as director of $ 270 million investment program, and led a team to complete the rehabilitation of Amman networks, reservoirs and pumping stations. He has also served as director in several provinces, including the capital Amman, for business management, operation and maintenance of water networks, sanitation and implementation of water and sanitation projects networks. He has accomplished many projects for many donors and financiers such as WB, EIB, KfW, USAID, and worked with major international companies in the field of consulting engineering and contracting, like, Parsons, CH2mhill, Weston International, Stanley Baker Hill, NFC Chinese , Halcrow and Durcsh.
