This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Tariq Abla from the Netherlands
In an atmosphere full of solidarity and diversity, the Friendship Association organized a reception to mark the New Year in one of the most famous cafes in the Amsterdam Aust district.
The event saw the presence of eminent personalities from the political scene, as well as educational and professional executives and individuals of various nationalities, which gave it a unique character that reflects the values of cooperation and openness.
The ceremony was opened by Mohamed Al -masry with a welcome speech which expressed the importance of teamwork in facing common challenges.
The association stressed the importance of strengthening the partnership between the different components of society, focusing on the issues of combating poverty and promoting peace, which are the two main axes of the event.
The participants focused on the main social problems, in particular the problem of poverty and the need to perpetuate the culture of peace.
The association also reviewed its previous initiatives, such as the poverty discussion which was organized in October, and the peace table in December, which brought together effective and influential parties to work on common solutions, and cooperation sustainable was called upon to bring real change and confront the poverty that affects a large segment of society.
The ceremony was distinguished by various interventions from politicians, professionals and representatives of civil society who provided innovative visions on poverty and the promotion of peaceful coexistence. The media discussion was professionally moderated, adding an interactive and distinctive nature to the event.
Among the influential interventions, Mr. Nizrsky, Director of Amnesty International, delivered a speech that highlighted the organization’s role as a global movement that includes more than 10 million people working tirelessly to fight against injustice and defend human values.
He said: “We campaign to achieve justice, freedom, human dignity and equality in more than 150 countries. Our work aims to protect and empower individuals, abolish the death penalty, defend freedom of expression, protect the rights of refugees, and fight repression and unjustified persecution. We’ve gathered millions of supporters to fight injustice for over 60 years, and we’re continuing that approach.
Ms. Rajael Fenderid, director of Dinamo in Amsterdam, and director of the city’s Red Cross, added a local dimension to the discussion, where he addressed the most important challenges facing residents of the region, and focused on the importance of societal solidarity to promote social justice. Their interventions were a valuable addition to the event, which increased its richness and supported its mission of strengthening partnership and teamwork between different spectrums of society.
The most significant ceremony was the wide diversity of the attendance, as the event brought together members from several cultural and social backgrounds. This diversity reflected Amsterdam’s open spirit and highlighted the importance of teamwork to improve understanding and integration.
The ceremony was concluded with a speech by Caroline de Heer, the Mayor of Amsterdam Aust, as she offered her wishes for a new year full of cooperation and peace. She also praised the efforts made to support the most needy groups and improve the spirit of solidarity.
This ceremony was not just a festive occasion, but rather a platform for dialogue and exchange of ideas between different sections of society.
The organizing association confirmed its commitment to the values of solidarity and joint action to achieve the supreme humanitarian objectives. With the inspiring interventions observed by the event, this ceremony remains an inspiring model for useful societal work.
