Afro-Arab Youth Council Honors Dr. Hashem Suleiman Al-Hussein at the Closing Ceremony of the Global Entrepreneurship and Investment Forum in Manama
The Afro-Arab Youth Council participated in the closing ceremony of the Global Entrepreneurship and Investment Forum in Manama, which coincided with the 30th anniversary of the opening of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) Office in the Kingdom of Bahrain. During the ceremony, H.E. Dr. Hashem Suleiman Al-Hussein was honored in recognition of his significant efforts in supporting entrepreneurship, empowering youth, and promoting sustainable industrial development.
The Secretary-General of the Council, Eng. Hudhaifa Al-Mu'tasim Al-Hassan, presented Dr. Al-Hussein with the Afro-Arab Youth Council Shield, awarded to organizations and distinguished personalities who have demonstrated strong commitment to youth empowerment and have actively contributed to building development partnerships and strengthening young leadership.
It is worth noting that the Afro-Arab Youth Council is a regional youth institution established in 2004, with its General Secretariat headquartered in the Republic of Sudan. The Council includes youth organizations and bodies from 54 Arab and African countries and works to empower youth and enhance their role in development, peace, and volunteerism.
The Afro-Arab Youth Council participated in the closing ceremony of the Global Entrepreneurship and Investment Forum in Manama, which coincided with the 30th anniversary of the opening of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) Office in the Kingdom of Bahrain. During the ceremony, H.E. Dr. Hashem Suleiman Al-Hussein was honored in recognition of his significant efforts in supporting entrepreneurship, empowering youth, and promoting sustainable industrial development.
The Secretary-General of the Council, Eng. Hudhaifa Al-Mu'tasim Al-Hassan, presented Dr. Al-Hussein with the Afro-Arab Youth Council Shield, awarded to organizations and distinguished personalities who have demonstrated strong commitment to youth empowerment and have actively contributed to building development partnerships and strengthening young leadership.
It is worth noting that the Afro-Arab Youth Council is a regional youth institution established in 2004, with its General Secretariat headquartered in the Republic of Sudan. The Council includes youth organizations and bodies from 54 Arab and African countries and works to empower youth and enhance their role in development, peace, and volunteerism.
