Letter addressed by the Past World Secretary General WSG to all who worked with the past WLCU administration

ulcm/wlcu.org would like to share with you the letter addressed by the Past World Secretary General WSG to all who worked with the past WLCU administration for the last 2 and half years:




From: Dr. Nick Kahwaji Past WSG

In the name of the Past Administration of the WLCU (Oct 2009-Mar 2012) I would like to wish the new administration all the best, and also to  send a sincere thank you to all who worked with us for the last 2 and half years .

I would like to thanks the following :


  • The WP for all the effort ,travel and the personal budget he invested
  • The President of the Board of trustees, the Vice President 
  • The  members of the Arbitrating Committee
  • The Secretariat General’s Team, for their Dedications and hard work
  • All the World  Vice Presidents for their support and participation
  • All the Chairpersons of the World committees  for their specialized work and success
  • All the members of the NGO Committee, and all the representative at the UN
  • The World Legal Advisor ,the WP Advisor, the WSG legal Advisor
  • The Beirut office, Chairman and employee
  • The Mexican National council for their hospitality, and for the 16 and 17  congress preparation.
  • All the regional councils, National and states councils
  • All the members, especially the youth and the Ladies
  • All the delegates who attended the 17 world congress, especially the Historical world Leaders: Anuar Kuri and Joseph Younes.
  • The founders of  the PIRC (Phoenician international research centre),and to the LERC (Lebanese emigration research centre).
  • All our Families who supported us, and helped us, and are relieved to have us back into family affairs.

A special thanks to the WLCU – British Columbia – Council who believed in my plan to take the WLCU to a higher level of performance, and  supported me to the end.

Thank you All for your support and God Bless you .
 
Past World Secretary General


Dr. Nick Kahwaji 


April 2010

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