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Ahmed Al Jarwan elected president of Paris Peace Forum

hmed Al Jarwan
By TRENDS Desk
November 26, 2021 2:52 pm
  • Al Jarwan was elected by a unanimous vote during a meeting held in Paris
  • The forum has been a key international platform for promoting peace and tolerance

The general assembly of the Paris Peace Forum on Thursday elected Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Jarwan as its President. 

Al Jarwan was elected by a unanimous vote during a meeting held in Paris.

The meeting’s participants said the election of Al Jarwan is an addition to the forum, considering his expertise and substantial efforts to promote the values of tolerance and coexistence, adding the international community needs a new vision to address the challenges hindering global peace and security.

Since its establishment in the French capital, Paris, in October 2017, the forum has been a key international platform for promoting peace and tolerance and combatting extremism by organising related international conferences and seminars.

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