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4/25/24, 1:27 PM   PRESSR: DIHAD 2024: Spotlight on gender equality, youth empowerment, and global health advocacy by humanitarian leaders …
        addressing complex humanitarian challenges. From his end, Mr.

        Panos Moumtzis, Executive Director of the Global Executive

        Leadership Initiative (GELI), shared his experiences in navigating


        supply chain challenges and fostering collaboration among diverse

        humanitarian actors. These discussions aimed to foster a deeper

        understanding of the complexities and opportunities inherent in

        contemporary humanitarian leadership.




        In the session titled "Humanitarian Diplomacy and Global Health

        Challenges," esteemed individuals deeply engaged in the


        intersection of humanitarian affairs and public health shared

        different perspectives. Dr. Mukesh Kapila, Professor Emeritus of

        Global Health and Humanitarian Affairs at the University of


        Manchester and former Under Secretary-General of the

        IFRC, provided insights into the complexities of addressing health

        crises in humanitarian settings.




        Additionally, H.E. Paul Bekkers, Permanent Representative of the

        Kingdom of the Netherlands to the UN and WTO in Geneva and

        former Special Envoy for Mental Health, offered valuable


        perspectives on the diplomatic dimensions of tackling mental health

        challenges within humanitarian contexts.




        Dr. Nehal Hefny, Deputy Regional Director for the Middle East and

        North Africa at IFRC, contributed insights into the unique health

        challenges faced by communities in the region, highlighting the


        importance of tailored humanitarian responses.







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