Under the patronage of Dr. Mina Youhanna, President of the World Conscience Organization for Human Rights in the World
The Hashemi Cultural Forum and the Pioneers Tourism Arts Forum
The second international exhibition of plastic arts was held under the title “The Palestinian Dream”
This came from the belief of the World Conscience Organization for Human Rights in the importance of fine art and its role in embodying current events on the ground. Fine art has a role in raising awareness of human rights and expressing them. It is an important means of communicating and expressing the principles of human rights and in spreading and strengthening the culture of human rights. Art can help heal the wounds of human rights violations. Fine art is considered a soft force that fights without weapons and is supportive of every soul that is preoccupied and believes in the Palestinian cause. And societal issues, because art is a message that carries many meanings, were attended by a large number of public figures, movie stars, and icons of fine art in the Arab world, each by name, to them all, with all due respect and appreciation. In the presence of representatives of the World Conscience Organization for Human Rights, we extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to everyone, and special thanks to the journalist and writer Abdul Aziz Al-Hashemi, head of the exhibition and head of the organization’s Supreme Committee for Culture and Arts, for this distinguished and elegant work. My greetings to the media figure Sami Abdel Aziz, head of the Tourism Pioneers Forum, and to all the artists, the jury, and the guests for their presence to support these young fine artists. Dr. Mina Youhanna, head of the organization, stated that art is style, and style is the human being. We, as the World Conscience Organization for Human Rights, are always present with everything that serves humanity.