Mohamed Ibrahim (Sudanese Businessman, Master)

Syllabus of the Online Course (Subject):
Mohamed “Mo” Ibrahim (Muslim Businessman, Sudan).
- Mohamed “Mo” Ibrahim (Sudanese Muslim Businessman): one of the hundred most influential men in the World
- The Sale of Celtel (telecommunications company)
- Mo Ibrahim Foundation
- Ibrahim Index of African Governance
Example of the Online Course: Mohamed Ibrahim (Sudanese Muslim Businessman)

Description of the Online Course: Mohamed “Mo” Ibrahim (Sudanese Businessman):
PhD Mohamed Ibrahim was born in 1946 in Sudan; he is a leading entrepreneur and telecommunications billionaire.
- Mo Ibrahim lives in Sudan and the United Kingdom
- The African Businessman Mohamed Mo Ibrahim is considered one of the 100 most influential people in the World (Time magazine) and one of the leaders capable of transforming the African continent
- Before founding “Celtel” (telecommunications company) in 1998, PhD Ibrahim has worked for other companies in the sector
- When PhD Ibrahim sold Celtel in 2005 for 3.4 billion dollars to the Zain conglomerate, the company has more than 24 million mobile phone subscribers in fourteen African Countries
- In 2005, after the sale of Celtel he founded the Mo Ibrahim Foundation with the aim of helping to
improve governance in African Countries, the Foundation also developed the Mo Ibrahim Index
- His daughter is the founding Director of the Foundation
- PhD Ibrahim is also the President founder of Satya
Capital Limited
“We provide growth and expansion capital primarily, and target investments between 20 and 50 million dollars in the Satya Capital Africa Fund.” PhD Ibrahim
“3,000 Mo Ibrahim would accomplish for Africa ten times more than what's been done with all the foreign aid sent there” Amini Kajunju

PhD Ibrahim is a devout Muslim
The Muslim Businessman Mohamed “Mo”
Ibrahim belongs to East African Economic Area (African Civilisation).
More information about Sudan
(African Portal - EENI Business School & HA University).
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- Port Sudan
- Kassala
- El-Obeid
- Logistics in Sudan

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