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GEMO Made Contributions to Public Welfare Initiated by the Queen Rania Foundation of Jordan and Practiced Corporate Social Responsibility
On February 22, 2023, Co-chairs Jasmine Wang and Robin J. Lewis of WGI, a New York-registered NGO dedicated to promoting UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) around the world, met with Mr. Bassem, representative CEO of Queen Rania Foundation (QRF) of Jordan and presented GEMO as the “official and exclusive gift” for meeting the Queen of Jordan.
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Bassem Saad, CEO of Queen Rania Foundation (QRF) of Jordan, and Jas.W, co-chair of Worldview Global Impact (WGI)
WGI is a NGO organization dedicated to promoting UN Sustainable Development Goals. Established to provide global actors with a conducive environment, WGI is a platform in sharing knowledge and information among development practitioners about the UN Sustainable Development Goals, in order to raise young people’s awareness of the Goals.
During the meeting, they discussed the project plan with widened scope of early childhood development supported by QRF and GEMO. By playing a part in this meeting, GEMO helped QRF further conduct activities that had been going on for years, enabling parents to better become their children’s first teachers. The partnership would support parents and have a direct impact on their children in the first few years of life.
“As the Queen of Jordan, I would like to take this opportunity to extend my sincere gratitude to all of you. I’m grateful for your support in our mission and the early childhood behavior change campaign. We are also thankful that GEMO products are presented as a gift to us when we are establishing our partnership. They are used to identify the educational gaps in QRF, design solutions, and provide supportive data and evidence in the decision-making process both in and after class. By joining hands with GEMO, parents in Jordan are empowered to support their children in the first few critical years of their lives. As we spare no effort in realizing our vision in which children in Jordanian and the Arabian communities could enjoy due and quality education, we feel indebted and fortunate to have you working side by side with us. With the support of GEMO, we can increase educational opportunities, and ensure that more people have access to information, education, and training opportunities. We hope for further cooperation in the future.” the Queen of Jordan wrote in the acknowledgment letter.
Since its establishment, GEMO has been adhering to and promoting the spirit of selfless altruism, while advocating the philosophy of sustainability, in the hope of contributing to world development. Leading the way in the field of medical cosmetology and regenerative medicine as an award-winning brand, GEMO is rewriting the anti-aging script by helping women around the world to extend youthful appearance in the long run. The story of GEMO technology began, when Clinic Lémanic was co-founded by Darrell Jacobs and Dr. Veronique Emmenegger Darrell Jacobs and Dr. Veronique Emmenegger in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1998, and has been a leader in the anti-aging market in Europe for over half a century.
In keeping with the quintessence of Switzerland anti-aging technology Beauty Device, GEMO draws inspiration from the natural beauty of mountains, rivers, and lakes in Switzerland, and applies RF-ICE anti-aging technology for scientific temperature control and improved anti-aging effect, enabling more and more people to enjoy proven skin rejuvenation effect that lasts longer than ever before.
In the future, GEMO will continue to stay ahead of technological innovation, motivate more people to join the cause of public goods, and contribute to the development of the world.
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