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Prince Khaled Al-Faisal, minister of education, honors Faysal Alaquil, CPC’s director of business developmen
Construction Products Holding Company (CPC) concluded its active participation as the golden sponsor at the Annual FIKR Conference in its 13th edition organized by Arab Thought Foundation in Morocco recently.
The conference, themed “The Arab integration: The dream of unity and the reality of division” had the support of King of Morocco, Mohammed VI, Prince Khaled Al-Faisal, minister of education and chairman of the Arab Thought Foundation, was present at the event, which had the participation of presidents, ministers, decision-makers, and Arab and international dignitaries, in addition to an elite group of Arab and foreign scholars, academics, and intellectuals.
Faysal Alaquil, CPC’s director of business development, chief of CSR and the official spokesperson, praised the role of the Arab Thought Foundation (ATF), under the leadership of Prince Khaled Al-Faisal, and the members of its board of trustees and board of directors in making every effort to raise awareness of the Arab Nation’s basic principles and values, and to promote thought and creativity in the Arab world.
Alaquil emphasized the importance of holding such an event, especially the rapid changes the Arab world is currently witnessing.
“As Arab countries going through many challenges, it is a good opportunity to reiterate the tremendous responsibility of Arab intellectuals and their role in raising awareness, enlightening people and objectively analyzing the situation and challenges facing our youth in the Arab countries,” Alaquil said.
For being the gold sponsor for Fikr 13, Alaquil added: “CPC has long been a strong supporter of the ATF’s activities, and has actively promoted our mission to promote the unique culture and values of the Arab people.”
He added: “CPC believes in sustainable development, as defined within the most important pillars of its work since its inception desire to maintain the nation’s resources and development for future generations.”
