It’s a privilege to play a role in bringing together incredible young… | Rawan Nasir (2025)

Learn more about my projects for Villa Albertine, the French Institute for Culture and Education in this profile made by renowned French newsmagazine Le Point as part of their «French excellence» special issue 😍

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The #UNESCO-Greece Melina Mercouri International Prize for the Safeguarding and Management of Cultural Landscapes... Why are #CulturalLandscapes so #Important?They can #Provide a range of #Resources and #Services to the #Communities with which they are associated. In concrete terms, this enhances people’s #WellBeing and #Livelihoods, leading to improved #Food #Security, access to #CleanWater, #Construction and basic raw #Materials, #MedicinalPlants and #Employment opportunities. 🌹

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Attending the conference hosted by the University of Johannesburg and the Centre for Africa-China Studies (CACS) on May 8th, 2024, was an enriching opportunity to delve into the intricate tapestry of Sino-South African relations. As the representatives from CACS shared their expertise, I found myself immersed in the fascinating history of China and its multifaceted connection with South Africa. From ancient trade routes to modern-day partnerships, the narrative unfolded, highlighting the evolution of diplomatic, economic, and cultural ties between these two nations.Exploring the historical context behind the relationship revealed a narrative shaped by resilience, adaptation, and mutual benefit. It underscored the significance of understanding the cultural nuances and historical legacies that continue to influence contemporary interactions. Moreover, gaining insights into the strategic collaborations and challenges faced by both countries illuminated the complexities of navigating international partnerships in a rapidly evolving global landscape.The conference served as a catalyst for introspection, prompting me to contemplate the broader implications of Africa-China engagement. It underscored the importance of fostering dialogue, cooperation, and mutual respect to cultivate sustainable development and prosperity. Moreover, it highlighted the pivotal role of academic institutions like CACS in fostering cross-cultural understanding and promoting scholarly exchange.Ultimately, the experience left me with a deeper appreciation for the interconnectedness of our world and the imperative of fostering inclusive, equitable partnerships to address shared challenges and seize opportunities for collective growth. As I reflect on the insights gained, I am inspired to contribute to the ongoing dialogue and collaboration between China and South Africa, recognizing the transformative potential of such engagements for the broader African continent and beyond.

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Learn more from Associate Professors Amanda Thomas and Kelley Buchheister about the CEHS global experience they are leading to Finland and Estonia May 25-June 7, 2025.Watch >> https://lnkd.in/gqNpbAES

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Collaboration to innovate is at the core of what we do.

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Unity of Nations in fostering peace and international harmony is a great, far-fetched goal transcending political and ideological hurdles. I am for the unity and cooperation of all nations as far as the economy, technical innovations, and Science is concerned. However, global citizenship insinuating a single organization ruling the whole world is an impossible task and not a good idea. Erasing the individuality of people with different ethnicities, different religions, and cultures will invite a chaotic environment filled with resentment and could result in the creation of a hostile environment.

Small changes, big results!FeaturingBest Diplomatsagain as our Client of the Week. You may remember them from an earlier post. Best Diplomats is an amazing organization that trains future diplomats through international conferences. They provide a platform for young leaders to engage with global issues and work on impactful solutions.Here’s what we did for them this time:Room allocation improvements:Updated their system to make sure room assignments are error-free.Enhanced check-in process: Added manual entry option for delegates facing issues with passport scans. Simplified room management:Simplified the room assignment process, making it easier to handle multiple room-sharing requests and prioritize correctly.The Results:✅ Faster and smoother room allocation and check-ins✅ Fewer errors in room assignments✅ Less need for manual intervention These updates were all about making things simpler for both delegates and organizers, so their conferences run as smoothly as possible.

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