Amal Othman

Amal Abdulrahim Othman (born 13 February 1934) is a former Egyptian minister, member of the dissolved National Democratic Party and a former member of the Egyptian People's Assembly (Parliament) from the Dokki district of Giza governorate. She served as Minister of Insurance and Social Affairs in 15 successive ministries from the ministry of Mamdouh Salem's third ministry to the first Kamal al-Ganzouri for about 20 years during the period from 3 February 1977 to 8 July 1997 under the chairmanship of nine different heads of ministry. Provided by Wikipedia
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    EFFECT OF RESTRICTED FEEDING PERIODS DURING LATE PREGNANCY AND EARLY LACTATION ON THE PRODUCTIVE AND REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCES OF THE DROMEDARY SHE –CAMEL

    EFFECT OF RESTRICTED FEEDING PERIODS DURING LATE PREGNANCY AND EARLY LACTATION ON THE PRODUCTIVE AND REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCES OF THE DROMEDARY SHE –CAMEL by Amal Othman, H. El-Sayed, M. Anous, A. Zeidan

    Published 2018-10-01
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    Recent estimates of the ground deformation from remote sensing and terrestrial data around the High Dam Area, Aswan, Egypt

    Recent estimates of the ground deformation from remote sensing and terrestrial data around the High Dam Area, Aswan, Egypt by Hanan Genidi, Mohamed Saleh, Abdel-Monem Mohamed, Amal Othman, Ahmed El Mahmoudi

    Published 2023-12-01
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    Applying Geomatics Techniques for Documenting Heritage Buildings in Aswan Region, Egypt: A Case Study of the Temple of Abu Simbel

    Applying Geomatics Techniques for Documenting Heritage Buildings in Aswan Region, Egypt: A Case Study of the Temple of Abu Simbel by AbdElhamid Elbshbeshi, Ahmed Gomaa, Abdelmonem Mohamed, Amal Othman, Ismael M. Ibraheem, Hosni Ghazala

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    Primary care providers' perceived barriers to obesity treatment and opportunities for improvement: A mixed methods study.

    Primary care providers' perceived barriers to obesity treatment and opportunities for improvement: A mixed methods study. by Lauren Oshman, Amal Othman, Wendy Furst, Michele Heisler, Andrew Kraftson, Yousra Zouani, Cheryl Hershey, Tsai-Chin Cho, Timothy Guetterman, Gretchen Piatt, Dina H Griauzde

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