Sherif Fathy Wins Global Leadership Award: International Recognition Strengthens Egypt’s Tourism Position

By Ali Abu Zeidan

In a new achievement highlighting Egypt’s presence on the international tourism and travel stage, Sherif Fathy, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, has won the Global Leadership Award, presented by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC). The distinction underscores the importance of ongoing efforts to support the tourism industry and strengthen Egypt’s position among the world’s leading tourist destinations.

The recognition marks an important milestone in the development of Egypt’s tourism sector, given the country’s exceptional historical, cultural and civilizational assets, alongside efforts to improve service quality, diversify tourism products and meet the expectations of international markets in order to enhance the competitiveness of Egypt as a destination.

The award is particularly significant because tourism is one of the key sectors supporting the national economy, contributing to job creation, investment attraction and foreign currency revenues, while also promoting cultural exchange and understanding among peoples.

The recognition also highlights the importance of continuing to develop tourism infrastructure, encouraging hotel investments, opening new source markets and strengthening the training and development of human resources, which remain essential to the sector’s success and sustainable growth.

Bassem Halaka Congratulates the Minister of Tourism and Antiquities

On this occasion, Bassem Halaka, head of the union representing workers in tourism companies, extended his sincere congratulations to Sherif Fathy, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, on winning the Global Leadership Award presented by the World Travel & Tourism Council.

He emphasized that the distinction is a source of pride for Egypt’s tourism professionals and reflects international recognition of the efforts being made to develop the tourism industry and consolidate Egypt’s position on the global tourism map.

Bassem Halaka stated that this achievement provides further motivation to strengthen cooperation among the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, the private tourism sector and all industry professionals to improve service quality, develop Egypt’s tourism offerings and increase international visitor arrivals.

He also stressed the importance of supporting tourism workers, developing their professional skills and creating new opportunities for investment and tourism promotion in order to strengthen Egypt’s competitiveness and achieve further successes in the coming period.

In closing, Bassem Halaka wished Sherif Fathy continued success in his duties and further achievements in support of Egyptian tourism and its international standing.

Global Forum for Journalism and Media Congratulates Sherif Fathy

For its part, the Global Forum for Journalism and Media (GFJM) extended its sincere congratulations to Sherif Fathy, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, on receiving the Global Leadership Award from the World Travel & Tourism Council.

The Forum welcomed this international distinction, which highlights the efforts devoted to developing Egypt’s tourism sector and strengthening the country’s position among the world’s leading tourist destinations.

GFJM emphasized that the recognition reflects the importance of continued efforts to develop the country’s tourism assets and showcase Egypt’s exceptional historical, civilizational, cultural and natural heritage, enhancing its appeal to international tourism markets.

The Forum also noted that tourism extends beyond its economic contribution. It serves as a bridge between peoples and an effective means of introducing nations to one another’s history, civilizations and cultures. Developing the sector therefore requires coordinated efforts among public institutions, the private sector and tourism professionals.

In conclusion, the Global Forum for Journalism and Media wished Sherif Fathy continued success and further achievements, emphasizing the importance of sustaining efforts to support Egyptian tourism, expand its international reach and consolidate Egypt’s position as a global tourist destination distinguished by its exceptional historical, cultural and natural assets.


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HANY KHATER

Dr. Hany Khater holds a doctoral degree in Tourism and Hospitality, in addition to a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Media. He currently serves as President of the International Forum for Journalism and Media. He previously headed the Canadian office of the International Union of Arab Press and served as Editor-in-Chief of the Union's website, alongside several other media platforms. Dr. Hany Khater has extensive experience in journalism and media and works as a journalist and author interested in issues of corruption, human rights, and public freedoms. His work focuses on issues affecting Arab societies, particularly social justice and civil rights. Throughout his professional career, he has published numerous articles and investigations addressing human rights issues and violations affecting public freedoms, in addition to issues of corruption. His style is distinguished by boldness, clarity, and a commitment to addressing issues with professionalism and transparency, contributing to enhancing public awareness. Dr. Hany Khater believes that journalism represents an influential force in shaping awareness and confronting corruption, injustice, and violations. He also believes that responsible media contributes to strengthening critical thinking, supporting the values of justice and freedom, and building more equitable societies.

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