Ambassador and Director Dr. Omar Al-Jasser Visits the United Nations Training and Media Organization Office in Cairo; Commends the Organization’s Role in Supporting Arab Arts and Humanitarian Initiatives
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The Cairo office of the United Nations Training and Media Organization received Ambassador Dr. Omar Al-Jasser, Secretary-General of the Union of Arab Artists, accompanied by Mr. Faisal Al-Zayat, the Union’s Assistant Secretary-General. The visit underscored the importance of strengthening mutual cooperation and supporting artistic, cultural, and humanitarian initiatives across the Arab world.
The delegation was welcomed by Dr. Mohamed Abu Zeid, Director of the United Nations Training and Media Organization, who expressed his pleasure in receiving such an influential Arab figure as Ambassador Dr. Omar Al-Jasser. Dr. Abu Zeid praised Al-Jasser’s ongoing contributions to supporting and promoting Arab arts, as well as his role in championing social and humanitarian initiatives throughout the Arab region.
Dr. Abu Zeid noted that Ambassador Omar Al-Jasser—who serves as an ambassador and member of the organization—is someone who spares no effort in supporting initiatives aimed at serving society. He emphasized that Al-Jasser’s contributions reflect a genuine belief in the power of art, culture, and community work to build bridges of communication among Arab peoples.
For his part, Ambassador Dr. Omar Al-Jasser expressed his appreciation for the warm welcome he received from the organization’s Cairo office, led by Dr. Mohamed Abu Zeid. He commended the significant efforts made by the organization to bring together influential Arab figures, highlight their contributions and roles in serving their communities, and showcase their achievements and experiences to the Arab media. Mr. Faisal Al-Zayat expressed his appreciation for the warm welcome, commending the role played by the United Nations Organization for Training and Media in the Arab World. He highlighted its humanitarian and voluntary initiatives aimed at supporting the most vulnerable groups—most notably the initiative to support children at the 57357 Hospital for pediatric cancer treatment.
Al-Zayat added that the organization has successfully organized and launched numerous international conferences and events. These initiatives have helped shine a spotlight on outstanding Arab role models, promising talents, and individuals who dedicate themselves to serving their nations and communities—selflessly and without expectation of reward—driven by a deep commitment to social responsibility, generosity, and dedication.
The visit concluded by emphasizing the importance of continued communication and cooperation among Arab institutions and unions. Such collaboration serves to bolster the artistic and cultural landscape, strengthen humanitarian initiatives, and open new horizons for influential Arab figures to contribute to shaping a future defined by greater connectivity and cooperation among the people of the Arab world.
