Rewaa Harraz

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  • Email: rewaa.harraz@gmail.com
    Sex: Female
  • Birthday: 11/2/2000
  • City of Residence: Alexandria, Egypt
  • City of Origin: Alexandria, Egypt
  • Expertise Areas: Youth Participation & Leadership, Women Empowerment, Entrepreneurship, Health
  • Write a quote which you believe in.
    The day you stop racing, is the day you win the race.

  • A brief bio:
    Rewaa is a self-driven, motivated young adult who seeks opportunities that feed her drive for personal and professional development. Rewaa is an undergraduate clinical pharmacy student, entrepreneur, and an optimist. She has a wide range of experience from leadership to interviewing skills since she was the head of the student exchange program for two consecutive years in EPSF-AAST. Rewaa enjoys filling her time with volunteer work, which reflects her goal of giving back. She also started learning about sustainable development and its effect on business to have a positive impact on her community.

  • What ignited your pursuit for SDGs especially the goals you believe in?
    It has been in my interest to begin learning about the SDGs and their impact since change could start from a single person. I intend to leave a positive fingerprint in my community and so the SDGs helped me outline the action that I could follow to halo my society. Since I am part of the medical field, it is crucial to correct medical knowledge and fight against all the false beliefs of our society, which falls in coordination with goal 3. Looking up to all the female leaders inspired me to be one. I’ve made it my mission to prove that efficiency is based on skills, not gender.
  • Please share your biggest wins as an SDGs advocate
    My biggest win will be being aware of the SDGs and their impact. It’s not only theoretical goals. Many of these goals changed the course of our lives, and many will still do. I attended several sessions and workshops, in addition to Empower 2030 leaders, which widened my perspective and role as an advocate.

  • Outside of your SDGs advocacy work, what do you enjoy doing?
    During my free time, I enjoy nurturing myself whether socially or academically. I reconnect with my family and friends, spend time to reflect, and get to know myself better. On the other hand, I am fond of volunteering in a variety of roles to explore all the options available.

  • Languages Spoken with your level (beginner, intermediate, advanced Native or advanced fluent)
    Arabic- advanced native / English: advanced fluent / Italian: beginner.

  • What are the 3 goals of the SDGs goal that you are advocating for the most?
    Goal 3: Good Health And Well-Being, Goal 5: Gender Equality, Goal 11: Sustainable Cities And Communities.
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