Due to COVID-19, and in the interest of public safety, walk-in service at NUSACC is temporarily suspended.
Because our clients deserve the best possible service, certification services will continue to be offered by MAIL.
Once the current Coronavirus crisis has abated, NUSACC will resume walk-in service in Washington, DC.
For the Washington DC, please mail all certification documents to:
1201 15th Street NW, Suite 200
Washington, DC 20005
For questions, please contact:
Rabih Mogharbel at rmogharbel@nusacc.org and (202) 289-5920.
For the Los Angeles office, please contact:
Huda Salman at hsalman@nusacc.org.
Thank you for the opportunity to be of service!
Because our clients deserve the best possible service, certification services will continue to be offered by MAIL.
Once the current Coronavirus crisis has abated, NUSACC will resume walk-in service in Washington, DC.
For the Washington DC, please mail all certification documents to:
1201 15th Street NW, Suite 200
Washington, DC 20005
For questions, please contact:
Rabih Mogharbel at rmogharbel@nusacc.org and (202) 289-5920.
For the Los Angeles office, please contact:
Huda Salman at hsalman@nusacc.org.
Thank you for the opportunity to be of service!
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NUSACC Hosts New U.S. Ambassadors to Kuwait and Oman
On February 24, 2020, the National U.S. - Arab Chamber of Commerce (NUSACC) hosted America’s two new Ambassadors to Kuwait and Oman, Hon. Alina L. Romanowski and Hon. Leslie M. Tsou, at NUSACC’s headquarters. Both Ambassadors were appointed earlier this year, and their “off the record” remarks at NUSACC were among the first that they have delivered to U.S. audiences in their new capacities as America’s top diplomats in Kuwait and Oman, respectively.
The NUSACC Roundtable helped to kick off Chiefs of Mission (COM) Week, when U.S. Ambassadors meet at the U.S. Department of State to discuss America’s policies and strategies worldwide. Half a dozen current or former ambassadors participated in the Roundtable, which attracted senior representatives from 25 U.S. companies. Citi served as Lead Sponsor for the event, which was also sponsored by Schlumberger. |
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“Kuwait and Oman are two of America’s best allies in the world, and these nations are increasingly important markets for U.S. companies,” said David Hamod, NUSACC’s President & CEO. “Both countries have historically eschewed bravado, preferring instead to work quietly and effectively behind the scenes. As a result, each has made outsized contributions to diplomacy and stability in the region.”
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NUSACC Names Tunisia’s Fayçal Gouia as 2019 “Ambassador of the Year”
Washington, DC – The National U.S. – Arab Chamber of Commerce (NUSACC) this week recognized H.E. Fayçal Gouia, Tunisia’s Ambassador to the United States, as the 2019 “Ambassador of the Year.” The award ceremony and luncheon, held at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Washington DC, brought together more than 100 leaders from the business, government, diplomatic, and NGO communities.
“Few countries enjoy the across-the-board bipartisan support in the United States that Tunisia has achieved,” noted David Hamod, NUSACC’s President & CEO. “This success is due in large part to the tireless efforts of Ambassador Gouia, who has faced Tunisia’s challenges in the United States with the utmost professionalism. He has also been a strong advocate, often in partnership with our Chamber, for enhancing the commercial relationship between our two nations.” To read the full press release, click here. |
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