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About Author
Ahmed Ibrahim holds a Bachelor of Civil Engineering. Member and Certified by the project
management institute Pennsylvania - USA as:
Other skills and interests. (PMP Certificate training, PMI-RMP Certificate training, planning
and schedulingbyprimaveraP6.8.2training, Excel and reports & dashboards training)
PMO (projects management office) creation and workflow process improvement.
Professionalengineers.us
CELL: + 966 545821579
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E-mail : GM@professionalengineers.us
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31,340,355,356)
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