Talal Abu-Ghazaleh sponsors Arab Women's Annual Press Center, "White Hands in Jordan and Palestine"

On the occasion of Arab Media Day, the Arab Women's Center organized, in cooperation with the Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Knowledge Society (TAG-Knowledge), its annual celebration under the title "White hands in Jordan and Palestine "under the patronage of His Excellency Mr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh. .

At the beginning of the meeting, Mr. Abu-Ghazaleh said: "We all know that the Arab world is the target of physical and moral destruction planned by the Zionist enemy, and we know that this has created a sense of frustration, especially among the younger generation that is the essence of our country – the dark years that Europe has known for decades, not years, then the Renaissance. "

"Our country, in its history, its geography and its world leadership for centuries, will emerge with the lights of the Arab Renaissance that I would expect in 2021 after the global recession of 2020 and the ensuing wars that will inevitably lead to a global recovery that will emerge from our Arab homeland, "he added.

Atallah Hanna, Bishop of Jerusalem, expressed her joy at participating in the ceremony commemorating Arab Women's Day, affirming her pride in Abu-Ghazaleh's efforts and initiatives in support of the Palestinian cause. .

He highlighted the role played by Arab women journalists in Jordan and Palestine in highlighting the justice of the Palestinian cause, highlighting the problem of Jerusalem and the reality of what is happening in Jerusalem after a fierce attack on to erase his identity and to Judaism. God the second son of Al Hussein in the protection and care of these holy places.

"Since its inception 20 years ago, the Center has raised the slogan" Together "for a sophisticated media strategy aimed at serving women in the Arab world through an annual conference in progress for 15 years. Jordan and Arab countries, as well as numerous studies highlighting the problems of women in Arab society in order to remove injustices and discrimination and to amend unjust laws against them. , and promote the dissemination of culture and democratic behavior.

Imam added that the center had produced and produced numerous documentaries and training publications backed by cartoons of the late Arab artist Jalal Rifai. 150 media in Jordan and our branches were honored in Palestine, Iraq, Sudan, Yemen, Egypt and finally Lebanon.

Ms. Al-Imam praised the role played by national institutions in supporting the Center and paid tribute to Palestinian women journalists and their support and determination and determination to deal with the occupation. as well as to Jordanian women who stand out for their efforts as creative pioneers in their determination and self-confidence.

During the ceremony, five female Palestinian journalists were honored: Reem Dahoodi of Voice of Palestine radio, media director Imtiaz al-Maghraby, documentary filmmaker, Maysa Abu Ghazala media of Ma & # 39; an News Agency, journalist Amal Marar, Sharjah TV correspondent and journalist Zeina.

In addition, nine distinguished Jordanian women were honored: Ms. Maysar Al-Saadi, President of the Development Families Association, Ms. Reem Nazzal, Director of the Chocolate Factory, and a group of unorganized women entrepreneurs, Ms. Safa Zamili, Ms. Fatima Manasera, Ms. Iman Badr, Samira Fawzi and Fatima Al-Anza from the electronics factory are among the workers at the factory.

HE Talal Abu-Ghazaleh, Honorary Bishop of Atallah Hanna, Archbishop of Jerusalem, and Palestinian and Jordanian women journalists were honored at a ceremony attended by representatives of the organizations of the society civil society and journalists from various media.