@Masr yoheb @GT.

Dear AIESECers of GT,

I have signed many emails and conversations to you as "Love from Egypt". And, although I love you incredibly, I wanted to explain to you that that love is by no means limited to me. AIESEC in Egypt loves you, too. From the exposure of our members through MENALDS in Morocco and MENAXLDS in Tunisia, to meeting up with Egyptians around the world (especially Mohammed and Ma'andi in our own city) - AIESECers who hail from Atlanta are loved over here.
I just returned (literally JUST walked in to my room and fired up my computer to chat with you all) from National Planning Meeting and National Interns Gathering 2008, a simultaneous conference for the leadership of AIESEC Egypt to plan their national and local directions with the brand new EB teams, both on the LC and MC levels, as well as interns from around the country (and around the world for that matter) to meet and develop themselves and their traineeship experience by increasing their position in the global network.
I was a Faci for the intern's track - and I can't tell you how many people either knew a member of AIESEC at GT or of our LC (very often through Bebot - which we danced anytime the music came on), and how much it meant to me that I could talk endlessly about how proud I am to be an AIESECer from GT. So continue to be the incredible organization that you are, the incredible people you contain, dear @GT.
You're kind of a big deal out here, people know you.

Love from Egypt,

Maddie