TEAM WE ARE ABLE TO CHANGE FROM JORDAN
Jordanian team We are able to change tackled disadvantages faced by
people with disabilities in the Arab World and proposed solutions. “There are over half a million disabled people in Jordan alone,” explained Mahmoud Al-Zoubi. “Our call is for an equal society, and to limit the marginalization of people with disabilities by providing opportunities and saf spaces for them to contribute to society, he said.
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TEAM TOMORROW'S SUN FROM EGYPT
Team Tomorrow’s Sun (
https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=zvtR2KumKZE&t=3s) focused on child labor. “Poverty is one of the main causes of this issue,” said Mohamad Al Adli. “We hope that by 2030, everyone can help their community and these children, through simple acts such as providing schoolbags, pens or pencils, or even by giving advice to the child’s family to help them understand the importance of education.”
Adel Afiouni, Minister of State for
Investment and Technology, Lebanon, commended the young people on their efforts: “There is so
much potential in Lebanon and the Arab world,” he said. “We have a duty as public authorities to support and enable the emergence of tech-entrepreneurs and innovators and to jump into the fourth industrial revolution.”
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During the closing ceremony, OPEC Fund
Director-General Dr Abdulhamid Alkhalifa extended his support in a video statement. “You represent hope
for our future and, as young leaders, you must use your knowledge and the tools at your disposal to help overcome the major challenges our region faces – everything from youth unemployment to water security and more,” he said.
PHOTO: OPEC Fund/ Fatma Elzahra Elshhati
PHOTO: OPEC Fund/Fatma Elzahra Elshhati
PHOTO: OPEC Fund/Fatma Elzahra Elshhati
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