Haidar Osama Younes: a young man from Latakia Governorate in Syria, a multi-talented man who invests his voice in singing societal messages with lofty meanings.

Younes, who works as a member of a public body in the Bashayer Al-Nour Association for People with Special Needs, holds a diploma in media preparation and rehabilitation from the Media Preparation Institute in Damascus, the American Board of Neuro-Linguistic Programming from the International Center for Humanitarian Building, and a “Tut” certificate for preparing public relations trainers in Media and many other certificates. Founder and director of the "Youth of Love" volunteer initiative in Syria. He also works as a reporter and director for International Truth newspaper in Latakia. He received many certificates of appreciation for his work in community service.

 He told us about him, saying: I started at the age of fourteen in community work, and founded a youth initiative that held the title of the youngest initiative in the Arab world, and this made me distinguished among my peers, and caught the spotlight. around me, and I invested my vocal talent in singing and performing a number of educational and societal messages with lofty goals.

Younes says that the idea for the song arose when I saw the children affected by the surrounding living conditions and decided to sing for them and with them to spread hope in them. Certainly, in indicative words, I wanted to convey the message that hope exists and that the sun will rise after dark.

 Haider responded to our question about his relationship with the boys: "It is the relationship of the soul to the body. When I visit them in every school and they receive me with hugs, I feel very happy because their love is as pure as their souls. I also felt joy because I was able to bring joy into their hearts."

 Regarding his new and upcoming work, he indicated that there is a soon and upcoming work at the global level entitled "I Can", which is a work directed at people of determination, in addition to that it simulates stopping the idea of ​​bullying. And violence against children from the words of a. Bassem Sharmak, composed by Suhad Hudayfa, distributed by Rowad Zidan, and directed by Zain Jabbour.