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About Us. 

The Australian Arab Association is a non - profit organisation with the aim of uniting the  Arabs community that currently live or visit Australia and creating a closer community. The association was created in 2011, where we have seen many people instantly join and show their interest, and is constantly increasing by the day still. There is currently an estimate of just over 1 million Arabs living in the Australia today, which is exactly why we have created this Association, to keep the community here up to date with what's happening around them and what news and events they should all know about.

Our goal is to foster understandings and knowledge of different cultures, their backgrounds and contributions towards the economy, culture, education, etc..

 

Our association has been set out with a message of balanced social development.Our mission is to tackle issues like sexual harassment, inequality, drugs, safety, anti social behaviour and health amongst our community.Our aim is to create an atmosphere of amity and understanding in our multicultural society.

From its inception, this association has been constantly trying to convey the message of understanding and...knowledge of different cultures. We also have a long term planning for social development through a wide range of activities for our youth and seniors. The beneficiaries of our activities,and projects,in fact, will include people from all different walks of life.

The idea is to familiarize others about our arab tradition,lifestyle, and concept.
We also encourage youth for better education and cross-culture knowledge. In the above context, we have prepared several schemes to carry out our mission. we are duty bound to utilize our efforts in the best possible way to foster different cultures and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities in Australia

AAA Board of Directors

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Australian Arab Association 

President

Amal Youssef

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Amal Youssef is the driving force behind the Australian Arab Association, serving as its President with a deep commitment to community engagement and cultural unity. With years of leadership experience and a passion for empowering diverse voices, Amal works tirelessly to build bridges between communities, foster inclusion, and celebrate the richness of Arab heritage in Australia. Under her leadership, the association continues to grow as a trusted platform for advocacy, support, and celebration. 

Vice President

Motaz Siriya 

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Motaz Siriya supports the leadership of the Australian Arab Association as Vice President, working closely with the team to strengthen community ties and promote cultural initiatives. Passionate about unity and inclusion, he plays a key role in planning events and driving the association’s mission forward. 

Treasurer

Layal Ghalayini 

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Layal Ghalayini manages the financial operations of the Australian Arab Association with transparency and care. As Treasurer, she ensures responsible budgeting, reporting, and funding to support the association’s programs and events. Her attention to detail helps keep the organization financially strong and community focused. 

Secretary

Najla Kayali

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Najla Kayali plays a key role in keeping the Australian Arab Association organized and connected. As Secretary, she manages communication, records meetings, and ensures smooth coordination across the team. Her dedication helps the association stay on track and focused on its mission. 

Community Director

Hissen Marouff

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Hissen Marouff leads community outreach and engagement for the Australian Arab Association. As Community Director, she works closely with local groups, families, and individuals to build strong connections and create programs that reflect the needs and values of the Arab Australian community.

International Director

Ayman Qutteineh 

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Ayman Qutteineh oversees the association’s global connections as International Director. He fosters relationships with Arab communities worldwide, promoting cultural exchange and collaboration to strengthen ties between Australia and the broader Arab world. 

Youth Director

Abdul Rahman Masri

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Abdulrahman Masri leads the youth initiatives at the Australian Arab Association, creating programs and opportunities that empower young Arab Australians. As Youth Director, he is dedicated to fostering leadership, cultural pride, and community involvement among the next generation. 

Director

Dabbah Ghalayini

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Dabbah Ghalayini serves as a Director of the Australian Arab Association, contributing to the organization's strategic planning and community initiatives. With a commitment to supporting Arab Australians, Dabbah helps guide programs that promote cultural heritage and community well-being. 

Director

Ahmad Omari 

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Ahmad Omari serves as a Director of the Australian Arab Association, contributing to the organization. He oversees all aspects of our special events with creativity, precision, and a passion for delivering exceptional experiences. His attention to detail and ability to bring ideas to life make every event stand out. 

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