A hard-working, enthusiastic, and curious individual who enjoys reading, exploring new ideas, and thinking outside the box. She holds a deep commitment to humanitarian principles and to advocate on behalf of marginalized populations affected by inequities in the social determinants of health, especially those impacted by neglected tropical diseases in Yemen, northwest Syria, and parts of Jordan. With a work experience in accountability and policy support in international NGOs, alongside my time as a UN Volunteer supporting the Jordanian Ministry of Health she have developed a solid foundation in organizational systems, ethical program implementation, and public service. In parallel, I’ve built strong skills in content writing, translation, and interpretation, contributing to both technical and public-facing communications. Currently, she is pursuing a Master’s degree in Health Economics and Health Policies, with a growing passion for health policy advocacy. She aspires to become a health policy diplomat someone who bridges policy, equity, and field realities.