Mohamed Zekrioui

Add:6-2-1 Minato -Jima, Nakamachi, Chuo- Ku, Kobe, Japan.  Date of Birth: 31st January 1954

Phone Cell: + 6 010 2042921                                                    Place of Birth: Marrakech-Morocco

Email:fujiatlas_japanarab@yahoo.com                                      Nationality: Moroccan

Work History:

President and Founder (June 2010- Present)

Fujiatlas International Sdn Bhd (Malaysia)

•  Established companies’ operation in Malaysia.
• Promoted and pitched company's main conceptual project to one of the Chief Minister of Malaysia.
• Prepared and presented two Real Estate projects to a Fortune 500 company in Malaysia.
• Working on the launch plan of company's key projects in Malaysia and developing company's next 5 year strategies and plan. (project size 500 M Euro)

President of Fujiatlas World Exchange Center Inc, Japan. (1985 - present)

•  Initiated 'Japan Miracle Forum' organized with collaboration with Jeddah Chamber of Commerce & Industries.
•  Trading since 1985 in handcraft sector and cultural items between Japan and Arab world.
• Organized events and seminars to promote handcraft in Japan and displayed the in major stores such as Seibu, Sogo, Daimaru and Takashimaya etc.
• Annual trading volume between USD 5-7 Million

Morocco Trading Company (1974 – 1985)

•  Imported Handcraft from Morocco and other Arab countries into Japan and organized events on behalf of Arab league, Government of Morocco and other reputable organizations.
•  Advised and coordinated with major media houses in Japan to introduce them Arab culture and coordinated in the making documentaries in Morocco.

Awards and Achievements:

•  More than 200 articles and interview in newspapers in Japan and Arab world.
• Received highest civil award from King Hassan of Morocco in 1988 for his services to bridge relations between Japan and Morocco.
• Recommendations letters from Arab League, Osaka International Trade Fair in 1980 and UNESCO office in France.

Speaker at International Conference.

• Children Day in Japan 1974
•  World Religions Exchange 1981
•  Kyoto World Craft Expo 1984
•  Devaluation of currency and how to increase imports into Japan from underdeveloped countries in Kobe Chamber of Commerce 1994.
• World Craft Council Assembly General in UNESCO HQ in Paris 2000.
•  World Handcraft and Tourism congress 2006 in Saudi Arabia