Faïka Abi Chahine Turquieh
Qualifications: Graduate in Sociology
École des lettres
Birth Place and Date: Shekkah – Lebanon
June 14, 1943
Family Status: Married to Judge Michel Turquieh
Member of the Lebanese Constitutional Council
Address: El-Saad Bldg. – Bloc A – 3rd floor
Azmeh Str.
Tripoli – Lebanon
Phone Numbers: 06 – 431 749 / 03 – 960 419 / 03 – 256 174
Fax Numbers: 01 – 736 632 / 03 – 752 435
E-mail: info@lcw-cfl.org
Positions Held:
2004 – 2008:
■ President of the Women's Council
■ Member of the Perfume Bearer Association (for the elderly)
■ President the St. Antoine Women's Committee (for the orphans and social issues)
■ President of Garde de la Paroisse
■ Member of the North Lebanon United Women's Councils
■ Vice-President of the YWCA
■ Member of the National Committee for the Lebanese Child
■ Member of the Charity National Councils
■ Member of the Woman's Association (for orphans)
■ Member of the Christian Righteousness Association
■ Member of the Lebanese Red Cross
2004:
■ President of the Committee for Planning and Studies in the Women's Council
1996 – 2005:
■ Vice-President of the Women's Council
1992 – 1996
■ President of the Women's Council
Regional and International Conferences:
■ Woman Progress
Lyon – France / 2005
■ International Work Organization, as a representative of the Lebanese government
Jordan / 2000
■ Promotion of Small Projects
Jordan / 2000
■ Preparatory conference for the 1595 UN Resolution, following an invitation by the Chinese Women Union and the Chinese Embassy in Lebanon
Beijing – China / 1994
■ Constitutional Assemblies for French-speaking Nations – Constitutionality of Joint French Laws
1999
National Conferences:
■ Role Modification of the Woman in the Political Life
■ Unity and Peace Consolidation of the Civic Society
■ The Quota Right
■ Knowing and Applying the Woman's Rights
■ Miscellaneous workshops (Unifem, ...)
TV Interviews
■ LBC / NTV / TL
Accomplishments:
■ Documentation and Studies Center, in cooperation with the Ministry of Social Affairs
■ Creation of a website
■ Work on the Women's Council history and objectives