Our volunteers
Omar Diab: Our Liaison in Siwa
Omar Diab, a vibrant young leader, embodies the spirit of Siwa Oasis. Born and raised in this ancient community where his family roots run deep, he is deeply connected to his heritage and passionate about sharing the wonders of his homeland. A graduate of the University of Alexandria, he returned to Siwa to contribute to its growth. As a knowledgeable guide and skilled hotel manager, Omar welcomes visitors with warmth, revealing Siwa’s hidden treasures.
Omar’s chance encounter with Nehal Azab, co-founder of Salsabeel Charity, forged a connection that transcended borders. Their shared passion for community and philanthropy has blossomed into a fruitful partnership, bridging Canada and Egypt. Fluent in Arabic, English, and Siwi, his local Amazigh language, Omar’s linguistic talents enhance his ability to connect with people from all walks of life. His community-minded nature, friendly demeanor, and adventurous spirit make him an invaluable asset to both Siwa and Salsabeel Charity.
Mohammad Khalifa: A Siwa Native's Dedication to Community Empowerment
Mohammad Khalifa is a dedicated Siwa native and a graduate of the College of Administrative Systems and Information. Inspired by the work of Salsabeel Charity and its leader, Omar, Mohammad volunteers to help his community. His deep local knowledge provides invaluable insights, allowing the charity to deliver aid more effectively.
In addition to his volunteer work, Mohammad serves on the board of a local contracting company, bringing strategic leadership to both his professional and charitable roles. His commitment strengthens Salsabeel Charity’s connection to the Siwa community and helps provide essential services like food, education, and medical support to those in need. Mohammad’s dedication truly embodies the charity’s values of compassion and community empowerment.
Mahmoud Houda
Mahmoud is a 19-year-old student who has lived in Borg El Arab since childhood with his family. Alongside school, he helps distribute food bags to families in need. He also works part-time as a tuk-tuk driver to support his parents and contribute to the household. Since 2025, he has been volunteering with Salsabeel and now leads our food distribution efforts in Borg El Arab.
Through this role, Mahmoud helps coordinate distribution days, supports outreach with local families, and works with our team to ensure assistance reaches people with dignity and care. His reliability, local knowledge, and steady commitment make him an important part of our work on the ground, helping turn donor support into direct, practical impact for the community.
