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Quote: MOHAMMED HASSAN BABIKER Kirkos Kifle Ketema, Kebele-10, H No. 543 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Phone: +251 911 212 025 Email: [email protected] EDUCATION M.A., Post-war Recovery Studies, University of York [2001-2002; York, UK] • Course work include:  Conflict and response to conflict (peace and conflict, international responses to conflict, International Humanitarian Law);  Practical skills of working with communities in conflict (humanitarian practices, conflict management & peace processes, researching with communities);  Perspectives on post-war recovery (strategic overview of reconstruction, social and political issues in reconstruction, physical and economic issues in reconstruction);  Planning & Managing Reconstruction Programmes (planning & programming, management of reconstruction projects, monitoring and evaluation).  Thesis on “On the Threshold of Peace: The Challenges of Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration of Ex-Combatants in Post-conflict Sudan: Lessons Learned from Ethiopia, Mozambique and Uganda.” Post-graduate Diploma, Public Law, Al Neelain University [1998;Khartoum, Sudan]  The degree mainly concentrates on public law with special emphasis on international law and international humanitarian law. B.A., Law, Al Neelain University [1987-1994; Khartoum, Sudan]  In this degree I have studied, inter alia, introduction to law, economics, administrative law and international law. COMPLEMENTARY COURSES: 1. With the British Army (2001; Imphal Barracks, York, UK)  Formal estimate;  Management and leadership, and  Survival training. 2. With IGAD (2004; Karen Centre, Nairobi, Kenya)  Do’s and Don’t during ceasefire;  Verification, monitoring, complaints and obligation; and  Policing issues and domestic security. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Councellor, Sudan Embassy in Ethiopia [2007-present; Addis Ababa, Ethiopia]  Following activities in African Union, attending conferences and debate symposiums on issues of peace and regional security, and the situation in the Horn of Africa in general.  Participate in the preliminary discussions and planning to execute the AU Peace and Security Council decision to intervene in Anjouan Island, the Comoros (Operation Democracy) in which Sudan was part of.  Proposal writing and reporting on development of peacekeeping and deployment of Hybrid Operation in Darfur. Technical Specialist, Abuja Peace Talks on Darfur Conflict [2006; Khartoum, Sudan]  Principle researcher on the Impact of Armed Conflict on Peace-Building in Sudan. Responsible for (a) organizing inter-agency meetings and expert briefings; (b) authoring articles on peace processes and post-war reconstruction.  Technical advisor on ceasefire arrangements in Darfur Peace Agreement and member of technical team that had negotiated in details the proposal of the Mediators until that agreement was signed in May 2006. Rapporteur, Sudan Negotiating Team [2003-2005; Naivasha, Kenya]  Member of peace talks negotiating team; involved and participated fully in all rounds of talks which have concluded a historic and an internationally monitored agreement that put an end to a long conflict in Africa.  Negotiate on behalf of Sudan with SPLM/A representatives on peace talks topics namely power sharing, wealth sharing, security arrangements and ceasefire modalities and political partnership to implement the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA).  Draft Government of Sudan positions on peace talk's topics and outstanding issues.  Development and management of executive-level multilateral policy dialogues, focusing on human security, peacekeeping, and other topical issues, with UN officials, and representatives of the diplomatic community. Consultant, International Labour Organization (ILO) [2002; Geneva, Switzerland]  Worked with International Labour Organization (ILO) as a consultant to right a summary report of InFocus Programme on Crisis Response and Reconstruction projects in the following countries: DRC, East Timor, Great Lakes Region, India (Gujarat), Mozambique, Peru and Sri Lanka.  Conducted field research in Sri Lanka on the impact of war on the vulnerable groups affected by the war in the North. Field officer, The Carter Centre, [ 1999-2001; Juba, Sudan]  Conducting field research related to my work with the Carter Centre on the activities of the Lord Resistance Army (LRA).  Drawing a comprehensive plan to disarm and disband LRA.  During these years, I have actively participated in a number of high and technical level meetings in the Sudan and other neighbouring countries, which developed my understanding of different conflicts in the region and else where. PUBLICATIONS "A Future Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration Process in Sudan: lessons learned from Ethiopia, Mozambique and Uganda" co-author with Alpslan Ozerdem, published in Conflict, Security and Development Magazine Volume 3, Issue 2 August 2003 , pages 211 - 232, King’s College University of London. “From Inside Lord Resistance Movement: Is it a Conflict of Destruction or Survival,” a policy paper commissioned by the Government of Sudan (February 2000) unpublished. Commentator on many electronic articles on the internet. ACTIVITIES AND SPECIAL SKILLS Activities: • Chief of Board of Trustees of Umhabaj Organization: a community base organization working on developmental projects, education, income generation activities and advocacy. Special Assignments: • Lecturer, Conflict Analysis, National Defence College, Khartoum/ Sudan (2006). • Member of a 7/7 committee, which draft the Sudanese Interim National Constitution (2005). • Rapporteur of Abyei Boundaries Commission (February- May 2005). Computer Skills:  Word, PowerPoint… etc Languages: Arabic, English, French (beginner).