I do think birthdays are important because you are celebrating another year of your life which is very special. 

Of course, treasuring loved ones and yourself everyday is important but it is fun to have an event on the actual day you were born in my opinion :)

My name is Ahmed Abd El-Razik. I'm a student at Faculty of Languages and Translation. It is my third year at Al-Azhar University and my major is English. 

In my first year of secondary school, I decided to join Faculty of Languages and Translation and did it by achieving this two-part short term goal:
First, I became a professional interpreter and now I am on the track of accomplishing my second goal which is to be a social entrepeneur.

So, after joining the Faculty, I participated in a lot of student activities to help students get better at fulfilling social responsibility. However, besides my professional and career goals, I hoped to be an elite and effective student who can bear social responsibility. 

The motto of the first student activity I joined was "to add your touch". After five months of working with this team, I decided to apply the same idea in my own village. I founded the first volunteering team that is called "Bedaia". This is an Arabic word that means "the beginning". The team provides many services for the less fortunate which include free private lessons for primary, prep and secondary school students in all subjects and offering free food by collecting donations from the public. I have also founded the first student activity group that speciailizes in translation at my college. That team is called "Tarjim". This team allows students to get into the market on a solid ground and to be up-to-date with any new information related to translation. This is done by providing them with free sessions and workshops. 

In conclusion, I think your program "Social Entrepreneurship" will be a great opportunity for me to gain more experience, complete my goals in volunteer work and to achieve my goal of being a social entrepreneur.

I don't like to consider myself a Directioner because Directioners are rude and crazy, but I am because I am pretty obsessed with them :P

So basically I'm a Directioner who doesn't associate with other Directioners lol.

And I like them a lot because their personalities are so genuine and real. Obviously they're not perfect but they're normal lads which I like. Plus I really do enjoy their music even though I'm more of an Alternative/Indie/Rock type of girl, One Direction has some great music.

I want to live in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates because 

1) It is sooooooooooo beautiful there and I would enjoy working there.

2) I can practice my Arabic.

However, I wouldn't want to live there forever because it is soooo hot. 

After Dubai, I'd like to move somewhere in Europe or back to my home country of Kurdistan :)

1) USA

2) 4 (Spanish, Latin, French, German)

Turksih culture is great. I have been to Istanbul and it was lovely. 

I also love Turkish coffee.

Not a big fan of the government.

Thank you, Oussama :)