“The Bright Future of Development in Africa” launched from Dubai
Dubai: Cairo Post, News Desk
On Sunday, Dubai witnessed the launch of “The Bright Future of Development in Africa” organization, “registered in both Britain and Hargeisa, Somaliland” in the presence of Dr. Manal Adam, the founder and chairman of the organization’s board of directors – an expert in community health, organization leadership and international cooperation, with the participation of a group of experts and specialists in the humanitarian and media, writers, academics and entrepreneurs.
“The organization strives to eradicate all forms of poverty through education and the empowerment of young women and on the path towards a better future, as well, it devotes its efforts to all societies in Africa in general, and in particular in the Republic of Somaliland, with a focus on personal and community development. In line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals of poverty eradication – good health and well-being – quality education – gender equality – clean healthy water – decent work and economic growth – reducing the vicious circle of poverty and social isolation in Africa and restoring hope for a better future.” Dr. Manal Adam said.
Fouad Al-Shuaibi, Professor of Law at Al-Madinah University of Ajman, spoke about human relations and law, and the importance of law in dealing with society through humanitarian organizations.
During the ceremony, Dr. Osama Ahmed Al-Mustafa – Head of Media Strategy at the International Federation of Education, and an expert in “Metaverse”, delivered the organization’s speech, reviewing its vision and strategy, stressing that its leadership by Dr. Manal Adam will contribute to achieving its ambitious goal of planning, implementation and evaluation, and providing areas for development for children and the youth of Africa, starting from her country, Somaliland, by promoting the health, education, and well-being of their families and communities.
Dr. Fida Youssef, Head of Support for Families of People of Determination and Rare Diseases at the Middle East and North Africa Society, also touched on the role of the organization in caring for people with autism, and explained, based on her experience with this category, the expected role of charitable and humanitarian organizations and societies in caring for them.
Film director Mahmoud Jabara, a member of the Generations Development Committee in the Middle East and North Africa Association, addressed the future role of the organization in caring for children by developing their skills and abilities, pointing to the importance of the role of humanitarian organizations by providing best practices for children that are more comprehensive and modern so that they can present professional programs across Africa starting from Somaliland.
Entrepreneur Salma Al-Tayeb pointed to the importance of youth initiatives in development, explaining that legalizing entrepreneurship and caring for young people contributes to creating opportunities for them through the Bright Future Organization for development in all parts of Africa.
The columnist and political analyst Jamal Hassan said that the role of the organization in humanitarian communication through its programs will be tangible in the prosperity of the members of society, referring to the reality of his experience in this field in particular.
Dr. Khalil Ibrahim, Director of the Royal Hospital in Sharjah, spoke about the role that the organization will play in the field of health care, citing the reality of his experience through (GINA) Organization that he founded, referring to its role in contributing to achieving the best services and medical care for patients, in cooperation with the medical team in various disciplines.
