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Zar al Ghul is an Egyptian diplomat, philanthropist and international model who currently serves as chargée d'affaires at the Egyptian Embassy in London, UK.
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Born on November 1st, 1991, in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, Zar al Ghul (Egyptian Arabic: زار الغول) is the sole offspring of retired diplomat Ra's al Ghul, a native of the nomadic tribes dwelling in the Rub' al-Khali desert of the southern Arabian Peninsula, whose ancestors traversed from Sub-Saharan Africa to Saudi Arabia. Drawn to politics from an early age, Ra's left his tribe, settling in Riyadh to pursue his education. Upon becoming chargé d'affaires for his nation in Gift of the Nile, he wed Zar’s mother, Anat al-Durr—an Egyptian-Palestinian prosecutor whose ancestral ties can be traced to Shajarat al-Durr, the first female sultana to rule since Cleopatra VII. Regrettably, Anat perished during childbirth.
Background & Career ›
Following in her father’s footsteps, Zar holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations from the American University in Cairo (AUC) (2012). During her undergraduate years, she showcased her burgeoning leadership skills through active involvement in various student organizations and diplomatic societies, including the Model UN and the International Relations Student Association (IRSA). Furthermore, she immersed herself in internships and residencies, honing her diplomatic prowess in real-world contexts, where she gained invaluable insights into multilateral diplomacy and global governance.
Zar completed her Master’s in International Law at the University of Cambridge (2014). Showcasing consistent commitment and exceptional academic performance, she subsequently obtained a PhD from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)’s Institute of Languages, Cultures and Societies (2018).
Simultaneously, Zar initiated her professional career as a foreign affairs officer at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Arab Republic of Egypt. Her diligence and dedication gained her extensive experience and a deep understanding of her homeland’s diplomatic complexities, ultimately leading to her promotion as the Deputy Head of the Human Rights Department.
In 2020, Zar achieved a noteworthy milestone in her career upon becoming an advisor on human rights issues at the Egyptian Diplomatic Mission to the United Nations (UN) in New York, US. She passionately led initiatives aimed at combating human trafficking and improving refugee living conditions, which garnered recognition and acclaim from both her superiors and peers.
Presently, Zar serves as a chargée d'affaires at the Egyptian Embassy in London, diligently working to strengthen Egypt’s bilateral relations with the UK and promote cultural exchange between the two countries. With steadfast commitment to diplomacy and fostering cross-cultural goodwill, she tirelessly drives her country’s foreign policy goals while cultivating ties with her host nation.
Philanthropy ›
Zar is involved with her own charity organization Help From Your Heart Foundation; since 2013. The project distributes donations to families and children in orphanages in Cairo.
Modeling ›
Throughout her diplomatic missions, Zar’s alluring beauty garnered significant attention. Her tall, slender frame, perfectly complemented by her polished onyx eyes and lustrous black hair, quickly caught the eye of the fashion industry.
While initially hesitant to step into the limelight, she soon recognized the opportunity to use her platform to promote her values and champion humanitarian causes. Balancing her ambassadorial responsibilities with the modeling career, Zar has covered more than 50 magazine in Egypt, Lebanon, Montenegro, France, Italy and four times on the cover of Elle Middle East and Marie Claire Arabia, Vogue Arabia & Italy.
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Portraits taken in New York City, March 2024.
The term “chemistry” is believed to originate from the Greek word “khēmeia,” which means “cast together”. The progression of love triggers the brain’s continual emission of a distinct array of chemicals, such as pheromones, dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin; these agents can significantly impact our emotional experiences and cognitive responses. MRI scans reveal that the illumination of two specific brain regions becomes intensified when we are in the company of a cherished partner. This phenomenon underscores the electric charge carried by each individual atom that contributes to our irrepressible attraction towards one another. Consequently, my electrons are consistently energized by [your] presence on a daily basis. Our atomic particles engage in a vibrant collision, merging into an indistinguishable amalgamation that transcends the boundaries of our individual identities.
“Love’s Energetic Alchemy: Neurochemistry and the Dance of Atomic Attraction.” Zar al Ghul Malik’ letter to her husband Zain Malik.
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