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Arabic Rotary Publications

http://digaria.com/postings/0fdb9eaccde99ab9745bc24fd9375af0

 

First e-Arabic Rotary Publications Download Center

http://digaria.com/postings/ce0ef9b39d94b3efe90133c65f805313

 

Strategy to spread Rotary values in the Arabic countries [updated December 1, 2008]

http://digaria.com/postings/fc94832bbf4f7a6900a3cf73848b82a7

Read on Digaria about the ARP

Read on Digaria about the Arabic Rotary Publications:

 

Arabic Rotary Publications

http://digaria.com/postings/0fdb9eaccde99ab9745bc24fd9375af0

 

First e-Arabic Rotary Publications Download Center

http://digaria.com/postings/ce0ef9b39d94b3efe90133c65f805313

 

Strategy to spread Rotary values in the Arabic countries [updated December 1, 2008]

http://digaria.com/postings/fc94832bbf4f7a6900a3cf73848b82a7

First E-Arabic Rotary Publications Download Center

Are posted all Arabic Rotary Publications translated till now.

http://arpub.wikispaces.com/Rotary+Essential+Publications [12 Rotary Essential Publications]

http://arpub.wikispaces.com/Other+Arabic+Rotary+Publications [Other Rotary Publications]

We can say now that the first e-download Rotary center is launched.

Congratulations to all Rotarians and thanks for their continuous yearly support since 2007-2008.

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New ARP were distributed to Clubs and Rotary Officers:

225 - Cover Club'Kit   222- President manual    229- Secr.-Treas. manual   226- Commissions                                                        

    Rotary Basics           Propose a new member                                                                                                                                             

Redistricting "Battle"

Why Redistricting:

Thursday, March 20, 2008 3:38 PM

Subject: Reorganizing D2450

 

Dear Friends,

 

This is not the first time you hear about this subject in concern. In fact, it was raised internally, within the District, many years ago.

It is now time to think with an open heart, an open mind and with a wide vision for the future and the best way to develop Rotary in this part of the world.

 

It is about how we can continue to keep our friendly relations and being able to better serve our communities.

 

It is about having a better administration and faster communications and more enthusiasm to develop Rotary leaders beyond the District.

 

It is about avoiding complex and complicated communications and giving assistance to Rotary Clubs within 9 countries on 3 continents, without common borders (languages, translation, extension and cooperation between clubs).

 

More importantly, it is about helping the weak clubs and to prove that the future is our decision to make.

 

D2450 is the only multi-countries district with 132 clubs and over 4,307 Rotarians in 9 different countries; countries that have a population equivalent to 48% of the USA population and a size equal to 39% of the area of USA!

 

Worldwide, 52% of the districts have less than 60 clubs, and 49% of the districts have less than 2,100 Rotarians. (Minimum requested by RI)

Small districts have the exact same advantages and benefits as D2450 and sometimes more facilities, more flexibility and less complication.

 

The fact is that keeping D2450 as it is at present has the following effects:

1.        Kills the ambition and the enthusiasm of dedicated and devoted Rotarians and future leaders in the different countries.

2.        Puts Rotary in the region in a situation of low management, lack of information and reduced communications.

3.        Kills the opportunity to extend Rotary and develop membership in geographical countries in this area of the world.

4.        Blurs any vision that could be beneficial to Rotary and to the communities in this area of the world.

5.        Makes Rotarians loose time, effort, money and friendship.

6.        Is an unnecessary expense to R.I. and a heavy burden on district leaders.

 

In view of the above, we need a vision for 2011 and beyond. It is about time to establish a strategic plan for administration and development of Rotary leaders in every country and to lead by example with full transparency, accountability and credibility of our actions.

 

Let us keep away our emotions and think rationally. We can keep our friendship by more cooperation within clubs in different countries, not necessarily in the same district, through multi-district conferences, seminars, training sessions, events…

 

The truth remains that True Friends Do Not Need a District to Keep Them United

 

Let us shorten distances between us to facilitate the way of communication, kill all the wasted time, save efforts, reduce non-productive cost and get equal treatment as other districts.

 

I urge you to study this matter in your club, call for a General Assembly and vote on the redistricting proposal from the heart and with your vision and not emotions by YES for Redistricting or NO for Redistricting.

 

The future is ours; Redistricting in 2011-2012 is our choice, so let us share our decision to share our future by:

1. Voting (in a General Assembly of your Club),

2. Completing the attached Ballot,

3. Have it signed by the President and the Honorary Secretary and

4. Send it to the DG at his address (must reach DG’s office before April 20, 2008).

 

Farid Gebran, DG 2007-08

Mailing address: .........................

Physical address: .........................................

E-mail:

 

Waiting a reply from all clubs in the District on the subject in concern.

 

Attachment: Ballot for Redistricting.doc

 

Best Rotarian Regards,

 

FARID GEBRAN

Rotary Shares

DG 2007-2008

Rotary International D2450

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Approval:

I have the pleasure to announce you that the Rotary International Board approves the Redistricting starting 01.07.2011:
 
Egypt & Sudan: District 9060
Other countries: District 2460 [Lebanon included]
 
CONGRATULATIONS!!
 
FARID GEBRAN - District Trainer 2008-2009 - DG 2007-2008

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Objection:

Wed, 1 Apr 2009 16:00:46 +0200

Dear District Governor and District Governor-elect:

I regret to advise you that the January 2009 RI Board approved plan to reorganize the clubs in District 2450 into two new districts effective 1 July 2011 has failed due to the objections of a majority of clubs in the district.  The clubs in the district were advised of the plan in a letter from President D.K.  Lee, dated 13 February, and were provided a 45-day period to object to its implementation.  The 45-day period expired yesterday, 30 March, and at this point a total of 73 out of 132 clubs had registered their written objections to the plan with the general secretary. 

Accordingly, no change will be made in the makeup of District 2450 until such time as a new redistricting plan is submitted by the district and such plan is subsequently approved by the Board. 

Should you have any questions about this matter, please let me know.

Sincerely,

Frank Stryczek, Jr.
Manager, Club and District Support - Pan America Dept. 
Staff Liaison to the RI Districting Committee
Rotary International

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2009-2010 Logo Theme - Arabic

On behalf the Arabic Rotary Publication [ARP] for both Arabic speaking Districts 2450 and 9010 and as RI Contact for the ARP since 2007, I am honored to announce you that for the first time since 1905, the ARP #900, #900A and #900B and the Logo Theme 2009-2010 in Arabic language are revealed on the same time.

The page, were you can download the Arabic Rotary Publications 900, 900A , 900B and graphics [color and bw], is on:

http://arpub.wikispaces.com/Rotary+Essential+Publications

 

You can find also other Rotary Publications translated to Arabic. These Pubs will be posted regularly .

http://arpub.wikispaces.com/Other+Arabic+Rotary+Publications

 

Logo Theme Arabic - color -->

Logo Theme Arabic - bw -->

Read about the ARP - RC Washington DC's web

RC Washington DC - USA

Club's Bulletin on May 17, 2008

Posted by Ted Hamady on May 16, 2008  [Thanks Ted...]

The Rotary Club of Washington, DC donated funds to assist with the Arabic Translation Project which would translate Rotary publications to Arabic. 

At last week's District 2450 Conference in Beirut, Lebanon . Michel Jazzar (second from left in the photo), a member of Rotary in Lebanon and chair of the Arabic Translation Project, distributes Rotary Publications that have been translated and printed---with our help. 

Over 1280 Rotarians, including those from six Arabic speaking countries, attended the Conference. According to Michel, Rotary documents in Arabic were very well received.

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Presentations - Lectures - Articles - GMLs

Page updated May 11, 2008 

1- Presentations:

* By Michel P. Jazzar : @ RC Sahel El-Metn - Lebanon RI D.2450 [Monday 19 November 2007] --> Arabic Rotary Publications-final- updated 27 dec 2007_web.ppt

* By Michel P. Jazzar : @ RC Beirut Metropolitan and joint meeting RC Aley and RC Hammana Upper-Metn- Lebanon RI D.2450 [Wednesday 12 March 2008] --> Arabic Rotary Publications-final March 2008-web.ppt 

2- Webs:

On Digaria: click to read the article

On www.micheljazzar.com: click to be directed

3- 2007-08 Governor 2450 Monthly's Letter - Farid Gebran:

Issue October 2007: [download issue October 2007 - 1.50Mbs] or read only selected page 8 [English & Arabic]: Pages from RIF_9626.pdf [125 Kbs]

Issue November 2007: [download issue November 2007 - 1.55Mbs] or read only selected page 8 [Arabic]: Page 8- GML November 07_Ar.pdf [125Kbs]

Issue January 2008: Read only selected page 8 [Arabic]:  Page 8 from GML January 2008.pdf [155Kbs]

4- Article Rotary 2450 Magazine - Issue 404 - May 2008:

 p2                              p3                           p4                            p5

 

 

 

 

 

5- Interview - May 2008

Rotary International Publications in Arabic

In Brief – Daily News [Page 6 - May 3, 2008] - 72^nd RI District 2450 Conference – Beirut Lebanon 1^st – 4^th May 2008

 

Michel P. JAZZAR -  RC Zgharta-Zawié – Lebanon – D.2450

LA: What made you take this decision?

MJ: I believe that society is a language and Rotary International has that respect for different cultures and languages.

LA: How does this benefit Rotary International?

MJ: 300 million people Arabic and in order to spread Rotary International’s philosophy and ethic, publications need to talk to this vast population. After all, Arabic is considered the language that came from Above and, as a Rotarian, if we want to converse with this population, we need to understand and love the culture.

LA: What is the main reason behind these publications?

MJ: The main reason for these publications is to help us develop Rotary International in Rotary and non-Rotary countries. It is a way of bridging the gap, creating communication and spreading the Rotary values to the new generations to come.

 

Our International Sponsors [updated March 02, 2008]

US Clubs & Districts and International Sponsors: [new updates on March 02, 2008]

1- RC Washington DC: Please click on the link hereunder:               

RC Washington DC: RC Washington DC : 1000$

2- Basra Prosthetics Project: Please click on the link hereunder:

RI District 7620 - USA : 3000$US

What is the "Basra, Iraq Prosthetics Project" ?

The Rotary Club of Montgomery Village has partnered with other rotary clubs as well as with Physicians for Peace, Hanger Orthopedic Group, Inc., the Mosaic Foundation, Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, MD, King Hussein Medical Center in Amman, Jordan, Amman Cosmopolitan Rotary Club, and the Ministry of Health in Iraq to bring aid to the amputees of war-torn Basra, Iraq. The numbers of physically amputees in Iraq rise as innocent civilians fall victim to landmines, bombs, and insurgent attacks. It is estimated that there are in excess of 50,000 amputees in Iraq, many of which are women and children. Healthcare in the war-torn nation is barely accessible and of poor quality. Prosthetics are desperately needed to improve the prospects and quality of life for these amputees. [...] For more -->The Basra Iraq Prosthetics Project.doc

Basra Project or OandD.com

            U.S Department of State: Rotary Project

            Landmine Survivors Network: On Rotary group based in Washington DC

 Linda A.H. Smythe - CV --> Linda A H Smythe.doc     

http://www.washingtondiplomat.com/December%202007/a6_12_0... [The Washington Diplomat]

--> Washington Diplomat on Basra project.doc

 

 

3- Rotarian Theodore Hamady : Washington DC - USA 2000$US

CV Theodore [Ted] Hamady Member of the ARP District Committee - International Sponsor ---> Bio> Theodore Hamady Bio.doc

 

 

 

 

4- Ghassan and Manal Saab Foundation : Flint, Michigan 2000$US

The foundation --- and more --> Saabs Endow Full Scholarship at UM.doc

Arabic RI Logo 2008-2009

Logo 2008-2009: by the Arabic Rotary Publications District 2450 Committee: لنحقق الأحلام

logo Ar color-res.jpg  -   logo Ar noir et blanc-res.jpg

RI Theme, RI Presidential Citation and  RI Presidential citation form publications into Arabic language are printed and will be distributed to Clubs during PETS 2008 under the supervision of the DG 2008-2009 Zakharia El-Shafei.