CELEBRATING HUMANITY: JETHRO’S SOLEMN CEREMONY IN MOZAMBIQUE FOR CIVIL DIPLOMATS IN AFRICA

The Success of Jethro International Solemn Ceremony in Mozambique

The Solemn Ceremony of Humanitarian Civil Diplomats by Jethro International in Maputo, Mozambique.

The Expansion Director Eliana Santos presided the event ledding the proceedings with emotion and deep commitment to Mozambique.

Maputo as the Stage for the Civil Diplomacy in Africa

Held on August 25, 2025, the event also featured the appointment ofExpansion Directors and the presentation of the Martin Luther King Award.

Master of Ceremonies Dambuza Moves the Audience

The event featured the flawless presentation of Master of Ceremonies Dambuza, who conducted every moment with elegance, enthusiasm, and cultural sensitivity.

His charisma was highlighted by the audience, making the evening even more special.

Cultural Dance Presentation

The night was also marked by an exciting cultural performance. Musicians, choirs and traditional dance groups brought to the stage the Mapiko, Xigubo, Tufo, and Marrabenta — true expressions of Mozambique’s soul.

The performance drew applause and was described as simply wonderful, celebrating the country’s cultural roots.

Civil Diplomats Receives their Credentials IDs and Badges

The Humanitarian Civil Diplomats of Jethro International received their credential – IDs and Badges – enabling them to begin their humanitarian initiatives and projects in Mozambique with freedom and legitimacy.

The following were decorated:

• Hodhaifo Amade Gulamo – ID 8339
• Palmira António Francisco – ID 8538
• António Joaquim Guiluela – ID 8390
• Domingos Sangonjo Mande – ID 8397
• Helena Judite João Malhope – ID 8383
• Juscelina Angélica Frederico Libombo – ID 8539
• Paulina Simeão José – ID 4682
• Mudeyi Emilien – ID 4683
• Alice Amélia Guivele – ID 8398
• Suzette Raquel José – ID 4692

Appointment of Expansion Directors

On the same evening,  Daniel Kongolo Barwani was appointed as the new International Expansion Director of Jethro in Africa.

Gabriel Junior Receives the Martin Luther King Award

Another highlight of the ceremony was the presentation of the Martin Luther King Award to businessman, communicator, and philanthropist Gabriel Júnior, affectionately known as the Son of the People.

Founder of Grupo Sucesso, Gabriel Júnior has built a legacy in communication, sports, politics, philanthropy, and social development.

Visibly moved, he received the honor from Eliana Santos, being celebrated as a true ambassador of hope and perseverance in Mozambique.

The Civil Diplomats and the Future of Mozambique

The event proved that Humanitarian Civil Diplomacy is not just a concept but a concrete path to social transformation.

Mozambique will certainly be a different country after the Jethro International’s Solemn Ceremony.

The event reaffirmed the strength of the Humanitarian Civil Diplomats and created space for countless social projects and initiatives to emerge with legitimacy and freedom.

And these actions are already underway — and will continue to be shared here.