Ahmed Tawfik Khalil

Ahmed Tawfik Khalil headed the Egyptian interests section in Washington in 1973, during the break in formal diplomatic relations. The State Department listed him as minister under the Indian embassy’s protection. The exchange of ambassadors resumed in 1974. 1

Khalil studied commerce and law at Cairo University and held fellowships at Harvard’s Center for International Affairs. He later represented Egypt at the United Nations and served on the UN Human Rights Committee from 2000. His work included teaching Egyptian judges about the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and joining the expert group that revised the Arab human rights charter. 2

Washington Appointments

  • Egypt — Chief of Interests Section, 1973

Sources

  1. Diplomatic List, November 1973

    PDF p.31, Egyptian Interests Section; final p.120, protecting powers

  2. Election of members of the Human Rights Committee: curricula vitae

    CCPR/SP/62, p.12, Ahmed Tawfik Khalil

  3. Diplomatic Representation for Egypt, Arab Republic of (formerly United Arab Republic)

    Chronological list, 1924–2015

Biography checked 2026-10-29.

Cite or Reuse This Biography

Ahmed Tawfik Khalil. Chanceries Diplopedia. Biography reviewed 2026-10-29. Record cc610d4550cc4371. https://chanceries.org/diplopedia/people/ahmed-tawfik-khalil-58fa3595af/

Download citation
Correction note

Send a correction to [email protected].

Biography: Ahmed Tawfik Khalil