Dr. Saleh Daher, President of the International Shield Organization, Participates in the International NGOs’ Visit to the European Parliament: A Step Toward Strengthening International Cooperation and Advancing

The SHIELD International Congress for Protecting the Rights and Freedom of Citizens, represented by its President, Dr Daher Saleh Muhamed, participated in an official visit conducted by a delegation of international organisations to the European Parliament in Brussels.
This visit came as part of broader efforts to support international cooperation among human rights institutions and to enhance dialogue with European decision-makers on current humanitarian issues.

Meetings to Strengthen Joint Human Rights Action

The visit included a series of meetings with members of the European Parliament and influential figures in the field of human rights.
The discussions focused on advancing cooperation between international organizations and European institutions to address escalating global human rights challenges.

Key Discussion Points

The participating delegations addressed several critical issues, including:

• Protecting human rights and fundamental freedoms in conflict zones, particularly in Gaza, Ukraine, and Sudan.

• Strengthening the role of civil society organizations in supporting peace initiatives and promoting peaceful coexistence.

• Issues related to migration and asylum, and ways to ensure the protection of vulnerable communities.

• The importance of regional and international dialogue as a foundation for stability and sustainable development.

During the meetings, Dr Daher Saleh Muhamed emphasised that “international cooperation and constructive dialogue are essential foundations for finding fair solutions to the growing humanitarian crises around the world.”

Significance of SHIELD’s Participation

SHIELD’s participation in this international visit reflects its commitment to strengthening partnerships with European and international institutions and enhancing its presence in global human rights forums.
This engagement enables the organization to:

• Bring the voices of those affected by wars and human rights violations to European policymakers.

• Contribute to shaping fair and equitable international policies.

• Support initiatives aimed at protecting human dignity and defending the rights of marginalised groups.

This visit represents an important step toward reinforcing joint international efforts to address the humanitarian challenges facing the region and the world.

Issued by:
Media and International Relations Department –
SHIELD International Congress