Monday evening, at the Papal Residence in Cairo, H.H. Pope Tawadros II opened the LOGOS Exhibition for service, cultural, and social institutions, held on the sidelines of the Fifth LOGOS Youth Forum for the youth of the Coptic Orthodox Church from around the world.
The opening ceremony was attended by Mr. Sherif Fathy (Minister of Tourism and Antiquities), Ambassador Nabil Habashi, (Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for Migration and Egyptians Abroad), as well as a number of ambassadors and public figures.
The institutions participating in the exhibition are:
-Egyptian Tourism Promotion Authority
-Fahim Foundation
-Coptic Institute for Church Management
-Official Website of the Coptic Orthodox Church
-HIGH Office for Service Weeks
-Arab Academy for Maritime Science and Technology
-Alexandria Youth Council
-Papal Office for Projects
-Holy Sophia University
-Coptic Orphans
-Tyrannus School of Education
-St. Paul the Apostle Institute for Service and Evangelism
-Bible Society
-Pope Cyril the Pillar of Faith Center for Theological Studies
-St. Paul the Apostle Medical Services
-Anafora Retreat Center
The LOGOS Youth Forums for attendees from around the world consistently bear the motto “Back to the Roots”, while this year’s forum is held under the theme “Connected”. This theme affirms that our Coptic Orthodox Church is grounded in a continuous connection between its fathers and children, whereby the sound faith is passed down from generation to generation. The forum coincides with the Church’s celebration of the 17th centennial of the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea. The theme “Connected” also reflects our connection to one another, to our communities, and to the tools of our present age—with openness rooted in our faith—fulfilling the commandment of our Lord Jesus Christ: “You are the salt of the earth… You are the light of the world”(Matthew 5:13–14).
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