Houda Nonoo

Quick Facts

Full Name	Houda Nonoo
Occupation	Politician
Date Of Birth	Sep 7, 1964(1964-09-07)
Age	60
Country	Bahrain
Horoscope	Virgo

Houda Nonoo Biography

Houda Nonoo is one of the most popular and richest Politician who was born on September 7, 1964 in Bahrain. Nonoo was the son of a family that had been Jewish business entrepreneurs and had roots in Iraq. Ibrahim, Nonoo’s grandfather, left Baghdad 1888 to start a financial company in Bahrain.

In November 2013, her role was ended by Abdullah bin Mohammad Bin Rashed Al Khalifa who had been the military attache to Bahrain in Washington.

Nonoo was sworn in as Ambassador of the Kingdom to the United States on 3 July

2008. This role also involved responsibility for the diplomatic representation of Bahraini to Canada, Mexico Brazil, Argentina, Brazil, and Brazil. Radio Canada reported that Nonoo’s appointment was criticized by local media. Radio Canada also reported that the nomination was controversial in Bahrain. Some suggested that a Jew might not have been the best choice to defend Bahraini refusal to recognize Israel. These concerns were rejected by King Al-Khalifa

Houda Nonoo Net Worth

Houda Nonoo is one of the richest Politician from Bahrain. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Houda Nonoo 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Houda Ebrahim Nooo (Arabic : hda zr, nwnw; born 7th September 1964) was the Bahraini Ambassador to America from 2008 to 2013. The Foreign Affairs Minister Khaled Al-Khalifa appointed her to this position. Nonoo is the third Jew to be made ambassador to Bahrain. Nonoo is also the first Jewish ambassador to any Middle Eastern Arab country and the first female ambassador from Bahrain to the United States.

Before her 2005 appointment to the Majlis al-shura, she co-founded and presided over the Bahrain Human Rights Watch Society. This society promotes women’s rights in Bahrain. After being appointed by King Hamad ibn Isa Al Khalifah, she served as a member for three years of the Shura Council (40-member parliament). Houda, part of the small Jewish community in Bahrain, was the reason her appointment became a major news story. According to reports, the Jewish community in Bahrain is made up of only 37 people. Most of them are descendants of Iraqi and Iranian immigrants. Nonoo isn’t the first member of her family to become a Bahraini politician or a member of the Jewish community. Abraham Nonoo, her grandfather, was elected to the Manama Municipality in 1934. Ebrahim Daoud Nooo, a cousin was elected to parliament in 2000. The Nonoo family, originally from Iraq, moved to Bahrain more than a century ago.

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Facts & Trivia

Houda Ranked on the list of most popular Politician. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Bahrain. Houda Nonoo celebrates birthday on September 7 of every year.

Top Facts about Houda Nonoo

1. Houda Nonoo is a Bahraini diplomat and former ambassador to the United States.
2. She was the first Jewish ambassador from an Arab country.
3. Nonoo served as Bahrain’s ambassador to the US from 2008-2013.
4. She played a significant role in strengthening Bahrain-US relations.
5. Nonoo has been actively involved in promoting women’s rights in Bahrain.
6. She is known for her advocacy of religious tolerance and interfaith dialogue.
7. Nonoo has received several prestigious awards for her diplomatic efforts.
8. She holds a degree in Business Administration from Northeastern University, Boston.
9. Nonoo has been recognized as one of Forbes Middle East’s most powerful Arab women.
10. She continues to be an influential figure in international diplomacy and human rights activism.
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