Amna Al Jallaf has recently won the distinguished Emirates Women Award 2018 for “Overall best performer - Leadership criterion”
Amna Al Jallaf has recently won the distinguished Emirates Women Award 2018 for “Overall best performer - Leadership criterion”, at the 15th Cycle of Emirates Women Awards, organized by Dubai Quality Group under the theme of wisdom, goodness and giving in line with the celebration of the Year of Zayed.
The award was presented at a ceremony hosted at The Westin Dubai - Al Habtoor City in Dubai, under the patronage of H.H. Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority and Chief Executive of Emirates Group, to empower UAE professional and Business Women achievers in order to honor women who have excelled in their respective fields.
The award aims at recognizing women in the UAE for their outstanding contribution to the country, to inspire and encourage the next generation of women leaders to achieve their true potential by empowering their status in the society.
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Ihab is an Italian attorney-at-law and expert in the aviation sector. He has been engaged in commercial and regulatory law practice for many years, with a focus on aviation.
He has an extensive experience in high-profile litigation, aircraft financing and leasing, aviation regulation, aircraft accident investigations and policy & business aviation issues.
During his career, he has been actively involved in a full range of legal matters arising in the aviation industry, including drafting aviation legislations, participating in major Privatization and Public–Private Partnership projects, delivering regulatory consultations & proceedings, handling general aviation and commercial issues including sale, purchase and lease of aircraft transactions, aircraft & air navigation services’ insurance and reinsurance, and other environment, security & safety issues.
Ihab has addressed numerous conferences on aviation law and aircraft financing & leasing in the Middle East, Europe and Canada, and published on a variety of issues, including commercial aviation developments, environmental regulation impacting the aviation sector and the Cape Town Convention and its Aircraft Protocol.
He is a member of ICAO’s Commission of Experts of the Supervisory Authority of the International Registry (CESAIR) for the purposes of the Cape Town Convention (CTC) and the Aircraft Protocol.
