Dr. Mina Youhanna, President of the Global Conscience Organization for Human Rights, congratulated the Egyptian and Arab people on Orphan Day, emphasizing that this day is not just a traditional celebration, but rather an occasion to renew our pledge to a precious segment of our nation’s children who deserve full care and support, both materially and morally, and who deserve to find a society that embraces and supports their ambitions and future.

Mina Youhanna added, “We believe that caring for orphaned children is not limited to providing shelter and food alone, but extends to building human beings and preparing them psychologically, educationally, and socially, so that they become active members of society, participating in its progress and possessing the tools for success in life.”

He pointed out that “the most beautiful thing that can be offered on this day is true love, continuous support, and faith in the abilities of these children. Every touch of tenderness or kind word creates a profound impact on their souls and gives them a strong push toward the future.”

He stressed the importance of the solidarity of all segments of society, including individuals, institutions, civil society, and the media, in order to provide a safe and stimulating environment for these children, enabling them to face life with confidence and opening the doors of success before them.