Born in 1956, Abdulrahman A.Hussain Jawahery is a Chartered Chemica Engineer with BSc and MSc degrees in Chemical Engineering from UK, a Chartered Scientist and Chartered Environmentalist. He established his work career in BP Research Centre, UK for 2 years before joining the Gulf Petrochemical Industries Co. (GPIC) in 1983. Having undergone extensive training and development both in the Kingdom of Bahrain as well as overseas, he held a number of senior positions in GPIC including Operations Manager, Urea Project Manager, Plants Operations Manager, General Manager and now as President of the Company.
Positions:

Member of Shura Council (National Assembly) - Bahrain
Board Member of National Oil and Gas Authority - Bahrain
Board Member of National Oil and Gas Holding Company
Board Member of Bahrain Petroleum Company (BAPCO)
Member of Supreme Council for Youth and Sport
Member of Board of Trustees of Bahrain Polytechnic
Member of Supreme Consultative Council of the National Initiative for the Development of the Agricultural Sector - Bahrain
Chairman of inJAz Bahrain
Board Member of Gulf Petrochemical and Chemical Association
Board Member of Arab Fertilizer Association (AFA)
Board Member of National Safety Council - USA
Vice President of International Fertilizer Association (IFA)
Chairman of IFA Finance Comittee (from 2011)
Chairman of IFA Technical Committee (2006-2010)
Chairman Responsible Care COmmittee - GPCA
Member of Advisory Committee, PetroBank - Bahrain
Member of GCC Board of Directors Institute
Middle East Ambassador, National Examination Board in Occupational Safety & Health (NEBOSH) - UK
Lead Ambassador of Robert Campbell Award Programme, National Safety Council - USA
Past Vice President of Arab Fertilizer Association (AFA)
Fellow of Institute of Chemical Engineers - UK
Life Member of Institution of Chemical Engineers - USA
Life Member of Bahrain Society of Engineers
Founder Member of Bahrain Society of Transfer of Technology
Founder Member of Bahrain Planning Society
Member of the US-Bahrain Business Council