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Rafik Mansour is listed as Consul General | Principal Officer at U.S. Consulate General Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, a with 26935 employees, based in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at state.gov and a matched LinkedIn profile for Rafik Mansour.
Rafik Mansour previously worked as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Policy, Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs at U.S. Department Of State and Senior American Diplomat at U.S. Department Of State. Rafik Mansour holds Master'S, National Security Strategy (National War College) from National Defense University.
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About Rafik Mansour
An American Dream story: a first-generation immigrant turned the most senior Arab American career diplomat in the U.S. Foreign Service. A 25-year veteran of the State Department, I served five American Presidents, advanced U.S. foreign policy priorities over five continents, and impactfully managed people, resources, and policy in ten countries. I hold the personal rank of Minister-Counselor (Senate-confirmed rank; equivalent to Major General/O-8) as well as a Top Secret Security Clearance (TS/SCI). A compassionate leader and culturally-sensitive citizen of the world, I served in Washington, Singapore, Russia, France, Italy, Armenia, Iraq, Libya, Algeria, and Haiti. Throughout, I strategically advanced the security of the United States and its allies, economic prosperity for American businesses and workers, and public-private partnerships. I currently lead the Policy division of the State Department’s Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA), a Bureau with global impact, 650 employees, a yearly budget of nearly $1 billion and grants authority. I cultivated a global network over the past 25 years by engaging the most senior levels of government and business. My core competencies include national security strategy, interagency collaboration, fundraising, commercial advocacy, geopolitics, risk analysis, military & security cooperation, and international negotiations. Keen on mentoring and coaching, I enjoy public speaking, travel, and foreign languages. Fluent in Arabic (Modern Standard and dialects), English, French and Italian, I also have a working command of Russian and Creole. The President of the Republic of Italy bestowed the Order of Merit upon me in 2019 for over two decades of impactful advancement of transatlantic relations. I obtained a B.A. in French Literature (magna cum laude) and a B.S. in Biology (cum laude) from the University of California, Irvine. The U.S. Government selected me for senior training at the National War College, where I received a master’s degree in National Security Strategy in 2014.
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Deputy Assistant Secretary Of State For Policy, Bureau Of Education And Cultural Affairs
CurrentLeads the Policy division for the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) at the U.S. Department of State. ECA is the soft power arm of the United States Government (USG), a Bureau of 650 employees and an annual budget of almost $1 billion (with grants authority). Strategically curates and implements educational and cultural programs that improve Brand USA all over the globe (promoting mutual understanding, economic prosperity, and security). Cultivates impactful public-private partnerships and fundraising. Oversees cultural heritage programming, the U.S. Speaker program, and a global network of 2 million alumni (including heads of state and business leaders).
Senior American Diplomat
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Chargé D’Affaires (Acting Ambassador) Of U.S. Embassy In Singapore
CEO and Chief of Mission for 2 1/2 years of an Embassy composed of 25 U.S. Government agencies (including State, Defense, Commerce, Treasury, U.S. Trade Representative, and multiple law enforcement agencies) advancing U.S. security and economic prosperity objectives at the heart of the Indo-Pacific. Championed the cause of American businesses in Southeast Asia: over 5,500 U.S. companies are based in Singapore and U.S. FDI in country is over $300 billion (exceeding U.S. FDI in China, India, and South Korea combined). Collaborating effectively with the White House, Pentagon, and the Singapore Prime Minister’s Office, led the effort to renew the MOU for Military and security cooperation between the United States and Singapore until 2035 (signed by the U.S. President and key to the security and prosperity of the United States and its allies in the Indo-Pacific).
Deputy Chief Of Mission At U.S. Embassy Yerevan
COO of an Embassy with 400 U.S. and local staff. Principal Advisor to the Ambassador on all policy, management and personnel matters. A compassionate leader of people, managed all Embassy operations and interagency cooperation in Armenia and Washington. Oversaw insightful political/economic reporting and ensured the security of the Embassy and Americans in country during Armenia’s unexpected 2018 Velvet Revolution. Exerted sanctions pressure on Iran and effectively countered Russia’s malign influence in Armenia.
Senior Deputy Director
Provided strategic direction for Public Diplomacy (PD) and Public Affairs programming for U.S. Embassies and Consulates in 49 countries in Europe and Eurasia. Managed $230 million in PD, Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA), and Economic Support Funds. Mentored PD professionals throughout Europe and Eurasia. Helped shape the narrative countering Russia’s disinformation campaign following its annexation of Crimea.
Cultural Counselor
Implemented all U.S. cultural and educational programming in France. Led outreach efforts to minority populations and underrepresented youth in the country with the largest Arab, Muslim, and Jewish communities in Europe. Made America’s story heard through media interviews in French and Arabic.
Cultural Counselor
As Cultural Counselor in the largest Embassy in the world, led the cultural cooperation component of the Strategic Framework Agreement between the United States and Iraq. Chaired the selection committee of the largest Fulbright Student program in the world. Directed the world’s largest International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP).
Public Affairs Officer
As the Embassy’s Spokesperson, capitalized on fluency in Arabic and French to reach out to strategic audiences (youth and key influencers) to combat terrorism ideology in Algeria. Most senior advisor to the Ambassador on media strategy as well as cultural and educational initiatives.
Public Affairs Officer
First permanently assigned Public Affairs Officer in Qadhafi’s Libya. Spokesperson of the U.S. Government. Established the Fulbright and International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) in Libya. Led cultural heritage preservation in Cyrene in Libya’s East.
Political/Economic Chief
Led political, economic and commercial matters for the U.S. Government in President Putin’s hometown. Covered the ten regions in Russia’s Northwest, a consular district larger than all of Scandinavia. Played an important role in the only G8 Summit Russia ever hosted, St. Petersburg 2006. Engaged with Russian officials on all aspects of our complex bilateral relationship.
Political Officer
Played an important role in U.S. Government’s anti-terrorism efforts in Europe immediately following 9/11. Responsible for assessing, influencing and reporting on Italy’s policy towards the Middle East and North Africa. Received the Italian President’s Order of Merit.
Consular Officer
Interviewed and adjudicated 25K visa applicants (tourist and immigrant visas). Collaborated with law enforcement agencies across the U.S. Government to counter fraud and facilitate legitimate travel to the United States.
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Robert Camaclang
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Rafik Mansour education
Master'S, National Security Strategy (National War College)
B.S./B.A., Biology/French Literature
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Rafik Mansour holds Master'S, National Security Strategy (National War College) from National Defense University.
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