AMMAN – HE Dr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh, founder
and chairman of Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Global (TAG.Global), has patronized the
honoring ceremony organized by Art Imprint Academy for a group of creative
youth in various field, at the Royal Cultural Center, by Art Imprint. The
ceremony  outlines the Academy’s role in
supporting the youth and helping them develop their skills to become key
contributors and successful leaders in their communities.

In his digital address to the attendees,
Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh urged the youth to exert more efforts to make exceptional
contributions in their societies, urging them to never surrender to failure,
but rather to turn failure to opportunites for success, stressing that ‘success
requires persistence by keeping trying’. Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh asserted his belief
that ‘comfort is harmful to health and hard work is the path to achieve
success.

He also emphasized the importance of
happiness and optimism, saying 'happiness is a decision’, pointing to the
significance of ‘self-learning’ which has become the most effective approach in
line with the rapidly changing world today.

He urged the youth to remain knowledge
seekers at all times, and to use modern technology in their personal and
professional businesses.

Addressing the youth, Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh
said that love is the most powerful human weapon as it gives them strength and
gains them acceptance in their societies.

For his part, Mr. Mohammad Al-Sawalha, the
Director General of the Academy has expressed the Academy’s pride in the
participation and patronage of Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh of the ceremony, since he is
considered one of the key supporters of the youth and their academic and
professional journey, noting that the creativity of the Arab youth in general
and the Jordanian youth in particular is infinite.

During the event, TAG.Global presented a
collection of books and publications as a gift to the attendees, out of its
social corporate responsibility adopted by the organization with the aim of
enhancing the culture of knowledge among members of the society.