Turki Faisal Al Rasheed

Turki Faisal Al-Rasheed is a descendant of Ibn Rashid[17] family, the ruler of Hail, a clan of the Shammar Tribe. His father was one of the handful of the Ibn Rashid family who walk out the last out of the Barzan Palace on 2 November 1921.

• "Public Governance and Strategic Management Capabilities: Public Governance in the Gulf States" (Routledge Critical Studies in Public Management). This is a book about the modernization of public governance and the development of strategic states. It focuses on six Gulf countries (United Arab Emirates, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait) and presents research findings from quantitative data analysis and comparative analysis of the trends and developments of the six Gulf states.
• "Al Taba Al Ula" Published in Arabic language. Publisher: Saudi in Focus, Riyadh, 2010. This book (English translation of title is "First Edition") is a selection of articles some of which have already been published in the newspapers. The book explores 3 the needs to reflect on the issues relevant to the Saudi reality and the future on the heels of turbulence that devastated the Arab World.
• "Ma ka tabt" Published in Arabic language. Publisher: Saudi in Focus, Riyadh, 2010.This book (English translation of title is "What I have written") is presented in the form of a collection of articles concerned with dealing with and addressing the issues that trouble the community. Based on careful investigation and documentation, this book takes into consideration the views of specialists in extending the formulation of the problems and issues facing society to provide solutions according to the available resources and capabilities of the parties.
• "Agricultural Development Strategies: the Saudi experience: The role of agriculture to enhance food security, alleviate poverty and promote economic growth". Publisher: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing 2012. Due to concerns about the issue of scarcity of water, soaring food prices, population growth, high unemployment, environmental degradation, and reductions in arable land, combined with the effects of urbanization, economic development and security concerns, the Saudi government introduced combative measures from self-sufficiency to deflationary policy in wheat production. My study set out to demonstrate that these measures, which were aimed at ensuring food security, alleviating poverty, and promoting economic growth, were actually having a negative effect on many aspects of agriculture in Saudi Arabia, including the downsizing of huge farms; closure of small agricultural companies; and bankruptcy of some businesses trading in related areas such as agricultural machinery and animal health. The objectives were to analyse Saudi Arabian Government policies, assess the impact and diversity, investigate sustainability, of cultural development strategies in Saudi Arabia and investigate the attitudes and opinions on CSR in Saudi Arabia.
• "Post Arab Spring: The manual labor of Democracy Change" Published in Arabic language. Publisher: Bissan Publishing 2012. This book is about the impact of the Arab revolution on the Arab world in general and Saudi Arabia in particular.o-edited by David Bryde and Yusra Mouzughi contains edited chapters on the topic of sustainable development. The overall rationale for the book is that there are generic sustainability needs and concerns to be addressed that encompass all of the GCC i.e. all countries face challenges in terms of sustainable consumption and production.
• "Agricultural Development Strategies: the Saudi Experience" Published in Arabic language. Publisher: Center for Arab Unity Studies 2012. A translation of the book in English in 2012 with more emphasis for the Arab readers. This book is about the role of agriculture to enhance food security, alleviate poverty and promote economic growth.
• "Case Study: Strategic Management and Democracy in Saudi Arabia". A contribution to the book entitled: Strategic Management in the Public Sector by Paul Joyce. It has been written especially for managers and students taking postgraduate courses such as MBAs and MPAs. It will also appeal to individual managers and civil servants in the public sector looking for an accessible book to read as part of their own independent personal development.
• "Sustainable Development Challenges in the Arab States of the Gulf", 2015. Publisher: Gerlach Press 2015. This book is part of the 'Gulf Research Center Book Series' at Gerlach Press was co-edited by David Bryde and Yusra Mouzughi contains edited chapters on the topic of sustainable development. The overall rationale for the book is that there are generic sustainability needs and concerns to be addressed that encompass all of the GCC i.e. all countries face challenges in terms of sustainable consumption and production.

• Advisor to the Environment and Sustainable Development Unit (ESDU) at the Faculty of Agricultural an Food Sciences (FAFS) the American University of Beirut, Lebanon.
• Advisor to The National Council of U.S.- Arab Relations. International Advisory Committee
• Charitable institution to care Saudi Families Abroad (Awasser)
• Saudi Management Association
• Saudi Council of Engineers
• Saudi Society for Agriculture Sciences
• Saudi Korean Businessmen Association – Riyadh Chamber of Commerce

• University of Arizona Alumni Achievement Award – This award is given to alumni who have attained prominence in their field of endeavor and demonstrated outstanding service to the University of Arizona.[18]
• One of the most prominent alumni at KFUPM for 30 years university celebration 2005.
• Certificate of appreciation for participation in election monitoring Saudi Arabia 2005.
• Silver Certificate of the Agriculture Chamber of Commerce Agriculture committee for 25 years 2008.

• Commonwealth Business Forum Speaker on 12–14 November 2013 at Colombo, Sri Lanka, with the subject title 'Developing the Rural Economy for Sustainable Shared Growth[19]
• King Abdulaziz University Speaker on 'Saudi Economy: Challenges and Ambitions' on Wednesday, 9 May 2012 at King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah Saudi Arabia, with the subject title "Agricultural Development Strategies: the Saudi Experience"[20]
• University of Arizona Speaker on 'The Role of Agriculture and how it will Enhance Food Security and the Promotion of Economic Growth' on 30 September 2011[21]
• Princeton University Speaker on 'Food Security and the Challenges of the Arab Spring' on 27 September 2011.[22]
• Universidad De Palermo, Agribusiness opportunities between Argentina and the Middle East, Speaker on Agriculture Development Strategies (ADS) to enhance food security, alleviate poverty and promote economic growth: Saudi Arabia Experience, 16 September 2010, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
• Faculty of Business and Law, Liverpool Business School (LJMU)], Third Annual Doctoral Conference, Speaker on Investigating Saudi Arabia's Agricultural Development Strategies, 22 June 2010, Liverpool, UK.
• Crans Montana Forum 2010: Africa after the London and Pittsburgh G 20's: The New Economic Parameters. Panelist on 'The Role of Agriculture to enhance security and alleviate Poverty', from 7 to 10 April 2010, Brussels, Belgium.[23]
• Jeddah Economic Forum 2010: The Global Economy 2010, Panelist on 'Agriculture and Food Security', from 13–16 February 2010, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
• Frequent writer in various English and Arabic newspapers
• Weekly columnist at Al Watan Saudi newspaper from 2007–2009

Dr Al Rasheed have participated in various conferences and workshops as a main speaker/panelist/moderator. One of the conferences is the Commonwealth Business Forum (CBF) 2013 in Colombo, Sri Lanka, in conjunction with the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).

He presented "Developing the rural economy for sustainable growth" under the theme "sustainable agricultural development is vital for the enhancement of food security, alleviation of poverty and promotion of economic growth in rural areas."

The recommendation of Dr Al Rasheed adopted in the CHOGM 2013 communique.[24]

• Municipal election Saudi Arabia 1st & 2nd Stage 2005.
• Kuwait Parliament Election 2006.
• Bahrain Parliament & Municipal Election 2006 & 2010

• House of Saud
• Rashidi dynasty

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