Jamil Baroody - Syrian

The Quest for World Order: Perspectives of a Pragmatic Idealist

Tommy Thong Bee Koh, Institute of Policy Studies (Singapore)

Institute of Policy Studies, 1998, p.374

https://books.google.com/books?id=nldnAAAAMAAJ&focus=searchwithinvolume&q=%22Jamil+Baroody%22

So did the famous Ambassador of Saudi Arabia , Jamil Baroody . Ambassador Baroody was actually a Syrian Christian . He was close to the Saudi royal family . He had served at the UN since the beginning and was a walking encyclopaedia ...


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