Talk:Fathy Farghali

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What is the relationship between Fathy Farghali↔Fawzi Farghali?--Kintetsubuffalo (talk) 06:40, 15 November 2016 (UTC)Reply

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Page 25 World Organization of the Scout Movement – Triennial Report 1996-1999 Page 24 WORLD SCOUT BUREAU, Arab Region, continueds The region recognizes the great importance of developing relations with other Scout regions. Projects include: an Arab-European seminar under the theme Scouting - Education for Peace; a joint Arab-Europe visit to the Palestinian Scout Association to explore ways to cooperate and support Scouting in that area; joint work with the European Region on the Mediterranean Peace Cruise; and the 3rd Arab-European meeting was organized in Kuwait with the participation of eight Arab Scout associations and nine European Scout associations. The 1st Arab-Africa Meeting was held at the Cairo International Scout Centre in June 1998. The 1st Arab-Asia-Pacific meeting was held at the Asia Pacific Regional Conference in Hong Kong to discuss possible joint activities.The region has cooperation agreements with more than 16 organizations, including UNICEF, the World Health Organization, UNESCO, the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the Leprosy Relief Organization,and the United Nations Environment Programme, etc.s The Cairo International Scout Centre continues to be a very popular venue for meetings and conferences, not only of Scout organizations, but for regional groups of several United Nations organizations. The centre has recently been redecorated, and construction is under way to expand its facilities.s Virtually all the publications of the World Scout Organization have been translated into Arabic for use in the region. These publications represent a large proportion of the quality publications which are used at all levels inmost associations.s Under the auspices of the Secretary General of the Arab League, the Arab Scout family celebrated its 85th anniversary in November 1997, with the participation of 105 people representing 15 Arab Scout associations. The celebration identified the Movement’s uniqueness and its contribution to providing non-formal education as well as the values of solidarity and brotherhood for successive generations during 85 years.s Regional Director Fawzi Farghali is assisted by Tarek Fayed, Programme Director; Refaat El-Sebaey, Public Relations and Media Executive; and Fathy Farghali, Director of Community Development and Special Projects.Staff85th Anniversary Publications Relationships Cairo International Scout Centre In Luxor, Egypt, 30 young people, mostly Scouts, from 21 countries gathered for a week of restoration work and to learn about the importance of preserving culture and historical traditions. The event was sponsored by the Arab Scout Region, UNESCO, and the Egyptian Youth Ministry.

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