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Mohamed ElBaradei, em árabe محمدالبرادعئ, é um diplomata egípcio, antigo diretor-geral da Agência Internacional de Energia Atómica . Foi premiado com o Nobel da Paz de 2005, juntamente com a Agência Internacional de Energia Atómica . Foi vice-presidente do Egito num curto período de 2013.ElBaradei licenciou-se em Direito pela Universidade do Cairo em 1962 e doutorou-se em Direito Internacional pela Universidade de Nova Iorque em 1974. Iniciou a sua carreira no Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros do Egipto em 1964, tendo exercido funções na missão permanente do Egipto na ONU em Nova Iorque e em Genebra. Entre 1981 e 1987 foi professor de Direito Internacional na Universidade de Nova Iorque.

Em 1984 ingressa na AIEA, onde desempenha vários cargos até se tornar Director-Geral em 1997. Foi reeleito para um terceiro mandato à frente daquele organismo a 13 de Junho de 2005, tendo contado com o apoio dos Estados Unidos, apesar das relações tensas entre a AIEA e Washington durante o processo que conduziu à Segunda Guerra do Iraque.

É casado com Aida Elkachef, uma professora. O casal tem dois filhos, Laila e Mostafa, que vivem e trabalham em Londres.





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Mohamed ElBaradei: Frases em inglês

“Israel is the number one rogue state threat to Middle Eastern peace with its nuclear arms and acts of outright aggression towards its peaceful neighbours Syria and Lebanon – and genocidal actions against the marginalised Palestinians of the West Bank – and Gaza in particular.”

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Speaking to reporters, October 7, 2009. http://glossynews.com/top-stories/200910081236/iaea-chief-israel-the-real-rogue-nuclear-state/
2009

“Fifteen years ago, when the Cold War ended, many of us hoped for a new world order to emerge. A world order rooted in human solidarity — a world order that would be equitable, inclusive and effective.
But today we are nowhere near that goal. We may have torn down the walls between East and West, but we have yet to build the bridges between North and South — the rich and the poor.”

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Nobel lecture (2005)

“The International Atomic Energy Agency and I are humbled, proud, delighted and above all strengthened in our resolve by this most worthy of honours.”

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Nobel lecture (2005)

“Why has this security so far eluded us?
I believe it is because our security strategies have not yet caught up with the risks we are facing. The globalization that has swept away the barriers to the movement of goods, ideas and people has also swept with it barriers that confined and localized security threats.”

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Nobel lecture (2005)

“A fundamental part of the non-proliferation bargain is the commitment of the five nuclear States recognized under the non-proliferation treaty — Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States — to move toward disarmament. Recent agreements between Russia and the United States are commendable, but they should be verifiable and irreversible. A clear road map for nuclear disarmament should be established — starting with a major reduction in the 30,000 nuclear warheads still in existence, and bringing into force the long-awaited Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.”

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Saving Ourselves From Self-Destruction (2004)

“These are three concrete steps that, I believe, can readily be taken. Protect the material and strengthen verification. Control the fuel cycle. Accelerate disarmament efforts.
But that is not enough. The hard part is: how do we create an environment in which nuclear weapons — like slavery or genocide — are regarded as a taboo and a historical anomaly?”

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Nobel lecture (2005)

“Consider our development aid record. Last year, the nations of the world spent over $1 trillion on armaments. But we contributed less than 10 per cent of that amount — a mere $80 billion — as official development assistance to the developing parts of the world, where 850 million people suffer from hunger.”

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Nobel lecture (2005)

“My father taught me that you have to stand by your principles. He was president of the bar association and was preaching civil liberties and human rights during some of the most repressive years of the Nasser era. He was the focus of a lot of pressure and intimidation, but he stood by his principles. And I think that's a lesson I remember from him — that you stand up for what you believe in.”

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Breaking the Cycle (2003)

“Whether one believes in evolution, intelligent design, or Divine Creation, one thing is certain. Since the beginning of history, human beings have been at war with each other, under the pretext of religion, ideology, ethnicity and other reasons. And no civilization has ever willingly given up its most powerful weapons. We seem to agree today that we can share modern technology, but we still refuse to acknowledge that our values — at their very core — are shared values.”

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Nobel lecture (2005)

“My friend James Morris heads the World Food Programme, whose task it is to feed the hungry. He recently told me, "If I could have just 1 per cent of the money spent on global armaments, no one in this world would go to bed hungry."”

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Nobel lecture (2005)

“I have hope because civil society is becoming better informed and more engaged. They are pressing their governments for change — to create democratic societies based on diversity, tolerance and equality. They are proposing creative solutions. They are raising awareness, donating funds, working to transform civic spirit from the local to the global. Working to bring the human family closer together.”

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Nobel lecture (2005)

“You remember that book called All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten?”

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… Well that's very much true. I find a lot in common in the way I manage things and the way she manages three-year olds. We humans are the same when we are three years old and when we are 50!
Comparing his work as an international diplomat to that of his wife, Aida Elkachef, a kindergarten teacher, with a mention of the book by Robert Fulghum.
Breaking the Cycle (2003)