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This year Save the Children, in collaboration with UNHCR, commemorated World Refugee Day with more than 300 people from different nationalities, communities, and organizations at the Sawy Culture Wheel in Cairo.

Three years ago, 14 year-old Nawal, was one of the thousands of deprived children living in the streets. Today, she a member of the girl’s football team that represented Egypt at the Street Child World Cup in Russia.

Under the theme of “The World is Yours” Marah, Mohamed and other Syrian children participated in an event organized by Save the Children in Egypt and UNHCR, the day aimed to teach children about other cultures and traditions and that home is anywhere they are.

We asked Syrian children in Egypt about what are they dreaming about, and their feedback is inspiring. In Save the Children Egypt we support refugee children through different programs to have better future and never give up on their dreams.

Save the Children Egypt today launched its second #SpeakUp campaign against sexual harassment of adolescent girls, as part of the “16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence.”