KEPS News24 December 2019

The head of the Media and Environmental Documentation Center at the Environment Society participated in its second dialogue session.

Abdul-Redha Al-Ramzi receives the “Leadership and Creativity Medal” at the International Conference of Arab Leaders and Innovators in Aswan

The head of the Media and Environmental Documentation Center at the Kuwait Environment Protection Society, director Abdul Redha Al-Ramzi, participated in the dialogue sessions on the second day of the “International Conference for Arab Leaders and Creators” held in Aswan, Egypt, from the 20th to the 23rd of this month, which calls on Arab creators to share their creative experiences and benefit from their results.
Al-Ramzi explained that he “reviewed his experience in directing and filming the series documenting wildlife in the State of Kuwait, which exceeded five seasons. The series began by documenting bird species in the program (Every Day a Bird), plant species in the program (Every Day a Plant), biodiversity in the tidal zone in the program (Every Day a Yaal), as well as the diversity of fish resources in the program (Every Day a Fish), and most recently the program (Every Day a Picnic), which reviewed the different environments and habitats in the State of Kuwait.”.
He pointed out that the series won the admiration of the conference because of the awareness messages it carried, which were presented with vivid and high-quality images that are capable of winning many awards in media and artistic festivals.
Following his receipt of the “Leadership and Creativity Medal” in recognition of his contributions, Abdul-Redha Al-Ramzi revealed “new future directions in documenting wildlife in the course of the Nile River,” noting that he “got this idea after attending this conference held on board a steamer traveling on the great Nile River, where natural wetland habitats are spread along its banks, which call for attention to them, especially since the reed plant is an essential element on the banks, which can be considered the entirety of the Nile, as it is the natural purifier of the Nile waters and provides a suitable habitat for young fish in the region.”.

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