Mohamed Hedi BEN JEMAA

Experience

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  Ministry of Defense

  Jul 1982 - Nov 2016

  Navy Officer

  13 years of Fleet operational tours as a commander of a warship and shore assignments of Tunisian Navy operational divisions, and various assignments include:• 2016: Commander of the Military District of Bizerte. - Acted as the senior mission commander in the district of Bizerte, developed relationships and provided defense Support of Civil Authorities in missions that include: law enforcement support. • 2012-2016: Commander of the Naval Training Center. - Exercised the senior management of all the activities of the School and supervised the students' education; Determined priorities, and allocated resources.• 2009-2012: Chairman of the Navy Department of the Staff School College. - Developed skills of the junior staff officers; Planification, Operations, logistics, management.• 2005-2008: Second in Command of the Naval Academy. - Supervised, provided guidance and direction for the Cadet Battalion Commander, in insuring all activities and training are planned, coordinated and executed efficiently;• 2004-2005: Maritime Division of assistance and services Commander.• 2002-2003: Coastal Surveillance Division Commander. - Acted as the Naval Authority responsible for the Maritime Command, Control, Communication and Intelligence to ensure cohesive policy-making and effective coordination on coastal security among the multiple authorities dealing with growing challenges, illegal trafficking of persons, weapons, drugs, pollution, immigration…- Developed and implemented the National Maritime Domain Awareness to improve the National littoral surveillance, developed contingency plans and standard operating procedures on the basis of new threats and risk analysis.• 1995-1997: Director of Education in the Naval Training Center. - Acted as academic leader, responsible for the strategic positioning and pursuit of strategic goals as based on the Vision, Conducted planning, management, and evaluation of the trainings of the attendees. عرض أقل

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  NATO Defense College

  Jan 2012 - Jan 2013

  Attendee

  Paper titled “Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and the crisis in Mali”, Group thesis “Africa, the next step for NATO” and “Vision of the world 2035”. With a field study period to develop a wider appreciation of the key political, economic and security issues of the following visited countries: Canada, The United States, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Turkey, Republic of Macedonia, Georgia, Azerbaijan.