Positions Held
M.A Yusuffali has held and is currently holding several positions in government bodies and agencies, social, educational and charitable sector.
- Government bodies and agencies
- Member of the Prime Minister’s global advisory council of overseas Indians
- Mediator for the Smart City project
- Board member of the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce & Industries (ADCCI)
- Member of Central Wakf Council, Government of India
- Director –Air Kerala International Services Ltd
- Director — Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation Ltd. (KSIDC)
- Director, Cochin International Airport Limited. He recently raised his stake by acquiring five lakh CIAL shares held by Thrissur-based Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd.
- Vice-chairman of Roots-NRK Development Initiative
- Former director of Air India (2010 – 2012)
- Social, educational and charitable organizations
- Managing Director — EMKE Group
- Managing Director – LuLu International Shopping Mall, Cochin, Kerala
- Managing Director – LuLu International Convention Centre, Thrissur, Kerala
- Chairman of MES Medical College
- Member — Indian Business & Professional Council, Dubai, UAE
- Chief Patron — Indian Islamic Centers in U.A.E.
- Chairman of the Board of Governors — India Social & Cultural Centre (ISC)
- Chairman of Lakeshore Hospital & Research Centre, Kochi
- Minority stakeholder in the Catholic Syrian Bank
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