Thoughts from Salaam Conference in USA

"I wanted to tell u how much i really enjoyed this conference, it added to me through lots of discussion and the diversity of prespectives we had, i really learnt a lot about other arab nations that i never had the proper chance to know, i really thank u becoz of the uniqueness that was within each one of u, showed me a lot of new and different horizons."

- Fady, Egypt : traineeship in Santeon, DC.

"I just wanted to let you know that i've reached saFeLy and haPPiLy..i had SuCh a GreaT time that i'LL neveR 4get !!The ONLY thinG i hated bout the conFerenCe is that you get to meet uPwith SuCh amaZinG peopLe and become good-friendz with them in SuCh ashoRt time...but then you have to leave eaCh other and go in totaLLydiFFerent directions..this makes me sooo sad....i dunno if you noticedme ..but the last day, i was busy writing littLe cards to aLL thosewhom i deveLoped a 'close' frend relationship with durinG those 2 days ..."

- Fadi, UAE : traineeship in WTC, Chicago.

"First I want to say that I miss you all and I really felt home and I had looked into a new window of future young diplomatic, open minded and smart minds of both genders. I had the pleasure to meet you all guys, I'm really so proud about that conference and I wish I had more time to spend with all of you guys. Discussions were really outstanding and beneficial. Personalities, backgrounds, Cultures were all exchanged in a very smooth and organized way, so thnx for the OCs and all who had a hand in making this conference successful.

HAVING DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEWS DOESN'T MEAN WE OPPOSITE, BUT IT MEAN THAT WE SHOULD ADD AND LISTEN MORE TO EACH OTHER."

- Sarah, Egypt : traineeship in AMIDEAST, DC.