Aman centre represented by Mr. Mansour Al-Saadi the CEO has been appointed as the regional representative for CHI at the Middle East and Northern of Africa.

Aman center participated in the 9th International Consultation of Child Helplines, held in Toronto, Canada 7th November 2018. With a distinguished pavilion at the exhibition accompanied with the International Consultation of Child Helplines, Aman A leading organization committed to promote protection and social rehabilitation, it mission is raising public awareness and education to promote protection and social rehabilitation to reduce violence and family disintegration

Al-Saadi is one of the most prominent Qatari cadres, he is a PhD candidate in strategic planning, and he holds a master's degree in business administration, a master's degree in law and one of the graduates of the Qatar Leadership Center.

He was the first to prepare a master's degree in Qatar on social responsibility in 2010. He participated in a number of national committees, as the preparation team of national development strategy, the National Committee for Traffic safety, accommodation committee, permanent Committee for Drugs and Alcohol Affairs.

He also participated in representing the State in the United Nations and other organizations such as the delegation to discuss the National Report of Women in 2013 and the delegation to discuss the national report for people with disabilities in 2015 and the delegation of the Islamic Conference of Women in Tehran.

Mr. Mansour Al-Saadi was the head of CSR Committee in Qatar in 2015. He was Director of Media & public relation at the 2006 Asian Games, officially known as the XV Asiad.

 He held many position as the director of communication and legal affairs at the Supreme Council for Family Affairs, then at Qatar foe social work.

Child Helpline International is a collective impact organization with consultative status of the United Nations and works in partnership with UNICEF and includes 181 members representing countries and international organizations.