BEIRUT, LEBANON: AMBASSADOR ROMANOS AZIZ RAAD IS A JETHRO CIVIL DIPLOMAT AND THE HIGH COMMISSIONER OF THE IHRC MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA

His Excellency, Ambassador Romanos Aziz Raad is a humanitarian leader In the Middle East and Africa.

Beirut, Lebanon: Ambassador Romanos Azis Raad is a Jethro Civil Diplomat and the High Commissioner of the IHRC Middle East and Africa.

Romanos Raad’s focus is the humanitarian aid in Lebanon.

“I think that everyone is created equal, regardless of color, religion, or race. Being a kind person, serving others, and respecting oneself are essential attributes for humanitarian actions!” said Mr. Romanos.

People with humanitarian leadership and relevance had been chosen by Romanos Raad to act as new Civil Diplomats and accomplish humanitarian work in MEA region.

As the Ambassador Majed Sobha and friends at the Council of Arab Ministers of Justice.

“I use my knowledge and my influence to make my friends also know about the Jethro Civil Diplomat Organization. Cooperation makes everything possible for humanitarian aid!”

Ambassador Romanos Azis Raad Civil Diplomat Jethro says that humanitarian help is crucial for MEA

Several factors contribute to the need for humanitarian assistance in this region:

• conflicts and violence that affect populations, including access to food, clean water, shelter and medical care, such as medical supplies, vaccination campaigns and efforts to prevent and treat diseases.
• refugee crisis: a large numbers of refugees and internally displaced people (IDPs) and humanitarian assistance is essential to support these host communities and ensure the well-being of refugees and IDPs.
• education: humanitarian aid plays a role in providing educational opportunities, including providing school materials, training teachers and creating temporary learning spaces.
• children: humanitarian aid programs specifically address the unique needs of children.

Humanitarian aid in the Middle East and North Africa is essential to respond to the immediate and long-term needs of the populations.

It not only provides vital assistance, but also contributes to the stability, resilience and reconstruction of communities in the region.

“The main beneficiaries of diplomatic interventions that precede peace and stability in our society are women and children. One of my biggest concerns is the children of the world and how to provide them with quality education and safety!” according Mr. Romanos Raad.