Arab League Forum recognises Qatar’s pioneering initiatives
<p>Cairo: Qatar has taken part in the second Arab Youth Leaders Forum, which opened at the headquarters of the Arab League General Secretariat in Cairo yesterday.</p> <p>The two-day forum is being organised in cooperation with the Arab Youth Council for Integrated Development.</p> <p>Qatar’s delegation was headed by HE Ambassador to the Arab Republic of Egypt and Permanent Representative to the…
Cairo: Qatar showcased its pioneering efforts at the Arab Youth Leaders Forum, a two-day event organized in collaboration with the Arab Youth Council for Integrated Development. The forum, convened in Cairo, brought together approximately 300 young leaders, public figures, specialists and other influential figures from 22 Arab nations.
Qatar's delegation, led by HE Sheikh Jassim bin Abdulrahman bin Mohammed Al-Thani, the Ambassador to Egypt and Permanent Representative to the Arab League, received recognition for his pioneering initiatives in promoting Arab cooperation and communication. At the opening session, the Arab Youth Council for Integrated Development awarded Sheikh Jassim the Pioneers of Joint Arab Action Medal, acknowledging his contributions to strengthening solidarity and joint action.
In addition to Sheikh Jassim, Qatar's Ministry of Sports and Youth was honored for its Fazaa Al Adaam Youth initiative. This volunteer and humanitarian program aims to train and prepare Qatari youth in humanitarian, community and development work, as well as encourage social responsibility and community contributions.
The forum's primary objective is to highlight the pivotal role of young leaders and civil society organizations in bolstering their countries' security and stability. Discussions will focus on economic, cultural and social cooperation, as well as the significant contributions of young people in addressing regional challenges and fostering regional unity.
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