Shoushan was born in Kirkuk, Iraq and arrived in Australia in 1969. Here she completed her secondary schooling and followed with a diploma in Advanced Accounting. In 2005 she completed bachelor of Business -Accounting and employed as a financial controller's assistant. She is pleased to have the opportunity to be part of a group that supports the Assyrian community in our homeland where the Assyrian language and culture can survive.

Youash was born in Kirkuk, Iraq where he completed his primary schooling. He moved to Australia in 1969 where he completed his secondary and tertiary education and, more recently, a degree in business. Youash is a qualified property valuer and manages his own business. He is of the opinion that every Assyrian has a responsibility to maintain our unique language and culture and only in bet-Nahrain can we truly distinguish ourselves.

George was born in Mosul, Iraq. 1981 complete Technical diploma in Surveying (Institute of Mosul). Arrived in Australia 1994 working as a leading hand in Westgate Logistics company. Zowaa member since 1995.

Amir Lazar was born in Nineveh, Iraq, migrated to Sydney Australia in 1992. Completed his HSC from Fairfield High School in 1996, Lazar attended University of Technology Sydney and completed Degree in Computer Systems Engineering and Dip Eng Practice in 2000, qualified and completed Master of Engineering Management in 2002, then completed Masters of Business Administration in 2004.

Amir, joined ZOWAA ORGANISATION in Nov 2006 and was engaged supporting local community then joined Assyrian Aid Society (AAS) in Jan 2008./

Currently Amir is self employed and is Planet Ozi Pty-Ltd Managing Directors, providing Telecommunication, Internet and IT services over 15,000 customer base across Australia.The best men do not want to forget his root.

Born in Zakho, 17 May 1963
Occupation: Hairdresser
Education: Studied Accounting "Teaching" in second year at Baghdad University - Incomplete Course
Position in AAS: Commitee Member of AAS Melbourne, since 2007.
Trust each other, Build our nation.

I was born in Baghdad 1979; I completed my B.A. degree in English literature in 2004, after that i got the high Diploma in Shakespeare's theatre in 2004 also.

I am member in Assyrian democratic movement and member in Assyrian aid society, Baghdad, Iraq.

I worked in many different places such as the ministry of immigration as a special interpreter, and then with the US army, and with American's company PARSONS as an Iraqi human resources manager.

Finely I worked as a news and programs presenter in Assyrian and Arabic languages in AL-IRAQIA TV.

I was born in Kuwait City, Kuwait and arrived in Australia in 1992 where I completed my schooling.  In the year 2000, I commenced my Arts degree at the University of New South Wales, majoring in Politics and International Relations and Philosophy. I went on to complete my honours in Politics and International Relations in 2005. Upon completion of my undergraduate studies, I began my graduate law degree at the University of New South Wales and was admitted as a lawyer in December 2008.

 

I am passionate about preserving the rights, livelihood and culture of Assyrians all over the world.  Whether being of Assyrian, Chaldean or Syriac origin, we are all one people. I believe that it is our duty to assist our Assyrian brothers and sisters in the Middle East if we are in a position to do so. We must unite in our aims to help one another, preserve our language, our culture and our faith.. I pray that one day there will be peace in Iraq.

June was born in Baghdad, Bet-Nahrain. She completed a Bachelor Degree in Electrical Engineering at the University of Technology, Baghdad. Arrived in Australia in 1984, she completed further studies and worked for the Australian Defence Force.

Currently June is self employed as a building designer (Architectural), and operating as a Master CAD Designer.

Being part of the Assyrian Aid Society - Australia, gives June the fulfilment of her ambition to help our people in Bet-Nahrain. She is also extremely proud to preserve our treasured Assyrian Language by teaching our children at the Nissibin Assyrian Community School.