Post by Lord (Prof.) Blessing Lawal FCIA FRSPH, FCFM, FCSA, FCIHRM, FMVA, FMNES, DBA

GSFEN proudly announces the appointment of Arjeta Musliu as our new Ambassador for Peace & Human Rights. Arjeta Musliu is a distinguished clinical psychologist, nurse, and humanitarian leader from Ferizaj, Kosovo, whose life’s work stands as a testament to resilience, compassion, and transformative service. After the heartbreaking loss of her 19‑year‑old son to narcotics, she chose not to retreat into silence but to rise with purpose, turning personal tragedy into a national mission of hope and protection for young people. She is the Founder of the Ri‑Jeta Counselling Center, a pioneering free service dedicated to supporting youth affected by substance use and guiding families through prevention, intervention, and recovery. Her centre has become a vital pillar of community support, offering psychological counselling, awareness programmes, and family empowerment across Kosovo. Arjeta’s voice has shaped public understanding of addiction, mental health, and youth vulnerability. Her work has earned recognition from national institutions, civil‑society organisations, and international human‑rights bodies. She embodies the rare combination of lived experience, professional expertise, and unwavering moral courage. In her new role as GSFEN Ambassador for Peace & Human Rights, Arjeta will champion global advocacy for youth protection, mental‑health awareness, and community resilience, advancing GSFEN’s mission to uphold human dignity, strengthen families, and build peaceful societies. Her journey reflects the spirit of GSFEN: rising from adversity, serving humanity, and transforming pain into purpose. We are honoured to welcome her to our ambassadorial corps. Congratulations, Arjeta Musliu. Your leadership will inspire generations.