TAQAFA INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION ENGLISH ARCHIVE

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HAMSAT SAMAA AL-TAQAFA INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION

ENGLISH ARCHIVE

Institutional Archive — From Foundation to International Presence and ECOSOC Consultative Status

 

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SECTION ONE

Identity and Foundation

1. Introduction to Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa International Organization.

2. Institutional identity and official name.

3. Foundation and early beginnings.

4. Vision, mission, and objectives.

5. Institutional development of the Organization.

6. Administrative and organizational structure.

7. The transition from cultural activity to international presence.

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SECTION TWO

Institutional Development of Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa International Organization

From the Beginnings to International Presence and ECOSOC Consultative Status

This section presents the complete historical narrative of the Organization, rather than merely listing its achievements.

1. The foundation stage.

2. The development of cultural projects.

3. The stage of expansion and partnerships.

4. The growth of Arab and international presence.

5. The development of the international representatives’ network.

6. Institutional international presence.

7. Obtaining Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).

8. The Organization after obtaining consultative status: prospects for international work.

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SECTION THREE

Cultural, Educational, and Scientific Projects and Initiatives

1. Cultural projects.

2. Educational and pedagogical projects.

3. Arabic-language projects.

4. Children’s and youth initiatives.

5. Women’s initiatives.

6. Literary and poetry projects.

7. Humanitarian and community initiatives.

8. Media and cultural programs.

9. The Outstanding Creative Student Project.

10. Initiatives that developed into continuing institutional projects.

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SECTION FOUR

The International Association for the Arabic Language — RADOL

The Launch of the International Association for the Arabic Language “RADOL”

Under the Umbrella of Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa International Organization

1. The concept of RADOL.

2. The launch of the Association.

3. Its objectives.

4. Its fields of work.

5. Conferences and activities associated with it.

6. Its relationship with the Organization’s mission to serve the Arabic language.

7. Its international extension.

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SECTION FIVE

Conferences, Forums, and Events

1. International conferences.

2. Arabic-language conferences.

3. Academic conferences.

4. Cultural conferences.

5. Poetry and literary forums.

6. Women’s events.

7. Youth events.

8. Humanitarian events.

9. International Days and commemorative events.

10. Events organized in cooperation with universities and institutions.

Annual Chronological Archive

All documented activities are also arranged chronologically by year.

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SECTION SIX

Academic and Cultural Relations and Partnerships

1. Universities.

2. Colleges and educational institutions.

3. Cultural institutions.

4. Arab and international institutions.

5. Agreements and Memoranda of Understanding.

6. Scientific and academic cooperation.

7. Media partnerships.

8. International cooperation.

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SECTION SEVEN

INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATION OF THE ORGANIZATION

Important Institutional Principle

Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa International Organization does not operate through branches. It operates through officially designated representatives and institutional offices where applicable.

The representative files document actual work performed, not merely titles or appointments.

The archival rule:

Completed and documented work → Recorded as an achievement.

Ongoing coordination or preparation → Recorded as ongoing efforts.

Unverified activity → Not attributed to the Organization.

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1. INDIA

Dr. Abdul Salam Amanati

Secretary-General of Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa International Organization in India

Documented Contributions and Achievements

• Coordination and participation in the Second Arabic Language Conference in Kerala in 2022.

• Academic coordination with universities and colleges in Kerala.

• Participation in the signing of academic cooperation agreements, including cooperation with the University of Calicut.

• Participation in the Fourth Arabic Language Conference in Kerala.

• Coordination and participation in academic and cultural activities related to the Arabic language.

• Contribution to strengthening the Organization’s academic presence in India.

• Participation in academic visits and institutional cooperation with Indian universities and colleges.

• Support for Arabic-language programs and cultural initiatives conducted through the Organization.

Archival Assessment

Dr. Abdul Salam Amanati represents one of the major institutional pillars of Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa’s academic presence in India. His role has included conference coordination, university relations, academic cooperation, and implementation of Arabic-language and cultural initiatives.

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2. ITALY

Media Professional Ikrami Hashem

Representative of the Organization in Italy

Documented Activities and Achievements

• Participation in the organization and implementation of cultural events in Italy in cooperation with Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa.

• Official representation of the Organization at cultural and humanitarian events.

• Execution of official recognition and honoring decisions issued by the Organization.

• Officially presenting shields and certificates of appreciation on behalf of the Organization.

• Participation in the International Palestinian Cultural Festival in Rome as a representative of the Organization.

• Participation in cultural and community events in Rome in cooperation with the Organization.

• Representation of the Organization at international cultural events.

• Participation in the Organization’s activities at the Egyptian Academy of Arts in Rome.

• Participation in major cultural and community events during 2025.

• Participation in the Organization’s official honoring ceremony in Rome in October 2025.

• Serving as Master of Ceremonies at an official Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa honoring event in Rome.

Important Archival Distinction

Not every event attended or covered by Ikrami Hashem is recorded as an achievement of the Organization.

Events organized by other institutions are classified as:

Official representation and participation

rather than:

Events organized by Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa.

Archival Assessment

Media professional Ikrami Hashem represents one of the active models of international representation of Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa in Italy. His role has extended beyond ceremonial representation to the implementation of official assignments, cultural participation, institutional representation, and the execution of recognition and honoring decisions issued by the Organization.

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3. PALESTINIAN INTERIOR

Poet and Cultural Figure Ibtisam Abu Wasel Mahamid

Director of the Organization in the Palestinian Interior

Main Institutional Contribution

The most significant documented part of her work is the Outstanding Creative Student Project.

Outstanding Creative Student Project

• Participation in launching and developing the project.

• Management and implementation of several stages of the project.

• Field work with students in Palestinian communities.

• Participation in evaluation and judging committees.

• Expansion of the project across different Palestinian regions.

• Participation in the third cycle of the project.

• Contribution to the project’s activities in cooperation with educational institutions.

• Participation in the project’s activities at Al-Quds Open University.

• Connecting young Palestinian talents with the international activities of the Organization.

• Participation in bringing outstanding students to Copenhagen and connecting them with the Organization’s international center.

Cultural Activities

• Organization of the cultural event “The Land Is a Homeland and the Mother Is a Homeland” in Jenin.

• Participation in cultural and literary events in Palestine.

• Representation of the Organization in Arab cultural conferences.

• Participation in international cultural events.

• Participation in the organization’s conferences and cultural festivals in Denmark.

Institutional Cooperation

• Participation in institutional communication with Palestinian cultural and governmental institutions.

• Discussion of mechanisms for developing the Organization’s cultural activities in Palestine.

Archival Assessment

Poet and cultural figure Ibtisam Abu Wasel Mahamid represents one of the most significant executive figures in the Organization’s work in the Palestinian Interior. Her role was particularly prominent in managing and implementing the Outstanding Creative Student Project and in developing cultural and educational activities for young talents.

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4. CAIRO

Poet Mohammed Thabet

Director of the Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa Office in Cairo

Documented Achievements

Establishment of the Cairo Office

Mohammed Thabet played a direct role in establishing and activating the Organization’s office in Cairo in 2025.

This is classified as:

A direct institutional achievement — establishment and activation of the Cairo Office.

Cultural Presence

• Supporting the cultural presence of the Organization in Cairo.

• Representing the Organization in selected cultural activities.

• Supporting the presentation of cultural publications and projects associated with the Organization.

• Contributing to the cultural and literary presence of the Organization in Egypt.

Hamsa Net International

He also contributes to the platform through the program:

“Poetic Hearts” — Qulub Sha’irah

A cultural and literary program presented by Mohammed Thabet through Hamsa Net International.

Archival Distinction

His extensive personal literary career is preserved separately from his institutional achievements with Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa.

Archival Assessment

Poet Mohammed Thabet represents an important dimension of Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa’s cultural presence in Egypt. His principal documented institutional achievement is the establishment and activation of the Organization’s Cairo Office, alongside his contribution to Hamsa Net International through the cultural program “Poetic Hearts.”

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5. TURKEY

Professor Dr. Shihab Al-Din Farfour

Representative of the Organization in Turkey

Documented Contributions

• Participation in Hamsa Net cultural and academic programs.

• Contribution to Arabic-language, literary, cultural, and intellectual content.

• Participation in programs dealing with Arabic literature, poetry, music, and cultural heritage.

• Participation in academic activities and conferences associated with the Organization.

• Contribution to the Organization’s scientific and cultural content.

Ongoing Institutional Efforts

Professor Dr. Shihab Al-Din Farfour is currently:

Communicating with a number of Turkish universities in order to coordinate future academic and cultural events for Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa.

These activities are not recorded as completed achievements until the events are actually implemented and documented.

Archival Assessment

Professor Dr. Shihab Al-Din Farfour is an academically active representative whose documented contribution has focused on scientific and cultural content and participation in the Organization’s programs and academic activities. His institutional coordination with Turkish universities remains an ongoing effort pending the implementation of future events.

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6. ALGERIA

Professor Fatma Aissaoui

Representative of the Organization in Algeria

Documented Contribution

Professor Fatma Aissaoui currently contributes to the cultural and media activities of Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa through:

• Readings of Hamsa Net programs.

• Analytical and cultural commentary.

• Reviews and reflections on the platform’s programs.

• Written cultural and intellectual contributions published through the Organization’s media platform.

Current Role

She is currently engaged in preparing readings and commentaries on Hamsa Net International programs.

At present, we do not record a field event organized by her in Algeria unless such an event is later documented.

Archival Assessment

Professor Fatma Aissaoui is the Organization’s representative in Algeria and currently contributes to its media and cultural activity through readings, commentaries, analytical contributions, and cultural content published through Hamsa Net International.

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SECTION EIGHT

HAMSA NET INTERNATIONAL

1. Establishment and Identity of the Platform

2. Relationship with Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa International Organization

3. Senior Management

Dr. Fatma Abu Wasel Agbaria

Executive Director

Engineer Ali Abdul Hafiz Agbaria

General Supervisor

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Hamsa Net International — Program Team

The platform’s programs and presenters include:

• Dr. Fatma Abu Wasel Agbaria

• • Saturday Meeting

• • Bridges of Health and Knowledge

• • Dialogue

• Dr. Ali Musa Al-Mousawi

• • Echoes of Humanity

• Artist Lamis Haj

• • Melody of Hearts

• Dr. Ishraq Karouna

• • Arabic Brings Us Together

• Dr. Abdul Hafiz Al-Nadwi

• • Insights from India

• Poet Mohammed Thabet

• • Poetic Hearts

• Dr. Noura Al-Asim

• • From the Gulf: Paths of Success

• Tamader Saeed

• • Sudanese Insights

• Naama Ibrahim

• • Pulse of the Negev Podcast

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SECTION NINE

Annual Activities of the Organization

Activities Scheduled and Implemented in 2025

1. Fatimiyyat Program

2. Arabic Language Conference

3. Poets’ Forum

4. International Women’s Day Celebration

5. Youth Skills Event

6. International Knowledge Day Celebration

7. Teachers’ Day Celebration

8. Launch of Translation Courses in the Official Languages of the United Nations

9. Academic Conference

The annual archive distinguishes between:

Implemented activities

and

Activities announced or under preparation.

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SECTION TEN

Achievements, Honors, and Recognition

1. Honors granted by the Organization.

2. Honors received by members of the Organization.

3. Certificates and awards.

4. Shields of appreciation.

5. Institutional achievements.

6. Academic achievements.

7. International achievements.

A clear distinction is maintained between:

Honors granted by the Organization

and

Honors received by members of the Organization from other institutions.

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SECTION ELEVEN

VISUAL IDENTITY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE

1. Senior Management poster of Hamsa Net International.

2. Hamsa Net International Program Team poster.

3. Program Presenters poster.

4. International Representation Team poster.

5. Representatives’ posters.

6. Leadership and representatives’ original photographs.

7. Event photographs.

8. Conference photographs.

9. Official visual materials.

Image Policy

Original photographs only.

No AI-generated photographs.

No alteration of people’s faces.

The original organizational logos are preserved as part of the institutional visual identity.

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SECTION TWELVE

DOCUMENTS AND EVIDENCE ARCHIVE

1. Agreements.

2. Invitations.

3. Certificates of recognition.

4. Official assignments.

5. Event reports.

6. Original photographs.

7. Important institutional correspondence.

8. Documents related to ECOSOC consultative status.

9. Partnership documents.

10. Publications and official materials appearing on the Organization’s website.

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SECTION THIRTEEN

CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD OF THE ORGANIZATION

A continuous timeline documenting the institutional development of Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa:

Foundation → Early Cultural Projects → Expansion → Partnerships → Arab Presence → International Representation → Conferences → Hamsa Net International → RADOL → ECOSOC Consultative Status → The New International Phase

This section serves as the chronological backbone of the entire archive.

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SECTION FOURTEEN

HISTORICAL CONCLUSION

Hamsat Samaa Al-Taqafa: A Continuing Institutional Journey

The conclusion presents the historical development of the Organization, its transition from cultural activity to international institutional presence, and the opportunities opened by its international status.

It is written as a historical and institutional conclusion, rather than as promotional material.

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PERMANENT ARCHIVING SYSTEM

From now on, the English archive will follow the same permanent structure.

Every new activity of the Organization will be placed directly in its appropriate section:

• New event → Conferences and Events

• New partnership → Academic and Cultural Relations

• Representative’s new achievement → That Representative’s File

• New international achievement → Institutional Development

• New Hamsa Net program → Hamsa Net International

• New initiative → Projects and Initiatives

• New honor → Achievements and Honors

• New RADOL activity → RADOL Archive

• New document → Documents and Evidence

• New poster or photograph → Visual and Photographic Archive

• Work still under preparation → Ongoing Efforts

The governing rule remains:

Completed and documented work is recorded as an achievement.

Ongoing coordination is recorded as an ongoing effort.

Unverified activity is not attributed to the Organization.