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Syrian Foreign Ministry Appoints Mizna Al-Atresh as Advisor for Peace Affairs
The Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates announced the appointment of Mizna Al-Atresh as an advisor for peace affairs, highlighting her background in media, culture, and humanitarian work.

The Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates announced on Monday the appointment of Mizna Al-Atresh as an advisor for peace affairs within the ministry, according to Al-Ekhbariya channel.
Al-Atresh hails from Sweida Governorate, was born in 1987, and holds a degree from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts, Department of Theater Criticism, along with a diploma in Film Sciences and a bachelor's degree in Media from New Life University.
Al-Atresh possesses diverse experiences in media, cultural, and humanitarian fields. She serves as a member of the Syrian Women's Advisory Council affiliated with the United Nations and chairs the board of directors of the "Al-Muzn Organization for Development, Awareness, and Giving."
Her professional memberships include the Arab Journalists Union and the Syrian Artists Syndicate, in addition to her volunteer participation in Red Crescent activities, where she worked in disaster response, first aid, and international humanitarian law.
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