Philadelphia, USA - Squash Dreamers is excited to announce that Mohammed El Shorbagy, the world men's #1 ranking squash player, has joined the Board of Directors of the organization as an honorary member. Squash Dreamers is a registered nonprofit organization in the US, currently operating in Jordan, providing intensive squash training and English language tutoring for 30 Syrian refugee girls.

Mohammed El Shorbagy is one of the most talented players on the Professional Squash Association (PSA) World Tour, he has flown up the world rankings since joining the PSA in 2006 . He recently won the 2020 PSA world tour to regain back his status as the number 1 squash player in the world.

We are hoping that El Shorbagy will help support our cause and bring attention to the work that we are doing, to empower young refugee girls and help them realize their potential to become outstanding female athletes and leaders. Both Mohammed and Squash Dreamers invite you to donate to support our work by subscribing to our newsletter or donating to our program!

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Philadelphia, USA - Squash Dreamers is excited to announce that Nouran Gohar, the world women's #2 ranking squash player, has joined the Board of Directors of the organization as an honorary member. Squash Dreamers is a registered nonprofit organization in the US, currently operating in Jordan, providing intensive squash training and English language tutoring for 30 Syrian refugee girls.

Nouran Gohar is another immensely talented youngster fresh off the Egyptian production line of premier squash players. She won the US Open and the British Open Squash tournaments for 2019. Gohar, a successful Arab female athlete, is a natural fit for our organization's goal of empowering young, refugee women through sport.

We are hoping that Gohar will help inspire our girls to work harder and become globally-competitive squash players. Both Nouran and Squash Dreamers invite you to donate to support our work by subscribing to our newsletter or donating to our program!

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