Muhammad Affash al-Adwan

Muhammad Affash al-Adwan
Muhammad Affash al-Adwan
Jordanian Ambassador to Spain; of Jordan ; to Spain
	In office; 1985–1989
Preceded by	1951–1954: Issa Basil Bandak; 1971: Muhammad Hussain El-Farra; 1975: Taher al-Masri
Succeeded by	Ghassam Abdel Rahim Odeh Majali
Jordanian Ambassador to Russia; of Jordan ; to Soviet Union
	In office; 1990 – August 8, 1991
Preceded by	Hani al-Khasawinah
Succeeded by	Ahmad Ali Mybaydeen
Jordanian Chief of Protocol
	In office; August 8, 1991 – October 14, 1993
Succeeded by	2005-2007: Makram Mustafa Queisi
Jordanian Minister of Tourism
	In office; October 14, 1993 – 1995
Preceded by	1984: Makram Mustafa Queisi
Jordanian Minister of Information
	In office; 2001–2003.
Preceded by	1955 - 1956: Fawzi Al-Mulki
Succeeded by	Majd Shweikeh
Personal details
Born	1943 (age 80–81); Shuneh, Irbid Governorate
Spouse	Married in 1978 in California Natasha Razmenkov
Children	Shima (*November 18,2000).
Parents	Affash Adwan (father); Sheima Saud. (mother);
Alma mater	Islamic Scientific College, High School, California State University (San Jose), University of Colorado, Boulder. Dipl.:B.A., M.A., Ph.D.; Leadership & Management, University of Pittsburgh, Development Claremont Graduate School,

Muhammad Affash al-Adwan (born 1943) is a retired Jordanian Ambassador he was Minister of Information.

Career

From 1977 to 1982 he was Vice President Jordan Valley Authority.^{[citation needed]}
From 1982 to 1985 he was Director of Office of Queen Noor of Jordan.^{[citation needed]}
From 1985 to 1989 he was Ambassador in Madrid (Spain).^{[citation needed]}
From 1990 to August 8, 1991 he was ambassador in Moscow with concurrent non resident Diplomatic accreditation in Helsinki (Finland) and Warsaw. Poland.^{[citation needed]}
From August 8, 1991 to October 14, 1993 he was Jordanian Chief of Protocol.^{[citation needed]}
From October 14, 1993 to 1995 he was Minister of tourism and Antiquities.^[1]
From 2001 to 2003 he was Minister of State for Political Affairs and Information.^[2]