Ahmed Fouad Shennib [SEP] cause of death
Ahmed Fouad Shennib
Ahmed Fouad Shennib () was a Libyan poet, politician and ambassador.
Born in Hama, Syria in 1923 of Libyan parents in exile. Shennib was educated at the Sorbonne in Paris and served as cultural attache to UNESCO until 1959. He then served as cultural attache in Washington DC (1959–1963), then Paris, France in 1963. He then returned to Libya in 1963 to serve as Minister of Education and Culture until 1964.
Ahmed Fouad Shennib died in January 2007 of pancreatic cancer in
Benghazi were named after Shennib posthumously. Omar Faiek Shennib died in 1951.
Omar Faiek Shennib is credited for the design of the independence Flag of Libya: this flag represented Libya from its independence until 1951 to 1969, and which was adopted by the pro-democracy movement during the 2011 uprising.
Ahmed Fouad Shennib.
Ahmed Fouad Shennib ( "Ahmed Fouad Shennib") was a Libyan poet, politician and ambassador. Born in Hama, Syria in 1923, Ahmed Fouad Shennib was adopted by his paternal uncle,