Sareh Ameri's journey is a testament to her unwavering dedication to humanitarian causes and global unity. Born into a family of Sheikhs in South Iran, she embarked on a journey across Europe before settling in Essen, Germany, in 2018. Before moving to Germany, she pursued a BA in Interior Design at the American University in Dubai, earning accolades for her exceptional leadership.Sareh's commitment to social impact led her to become the president of the AUD International Aid Society in 2008, where she orchestrated charitable projects across UAE, Africa, and Asia. Her endeavours extended to rural Cameroon, where she led microfinance projects and managed the construction of a school on a remote island. Her dedication earned her invitations to the Clinton Global Initiative University, where she had the privilege of meeting the former American President. Recognized as the Architecture for Humanity’s Middle East Ambassador in 2010, she championed architectural solutions for humanitarian challenges.In 2017, Sareh joined Rotary International, immersing herself in its mission to create positive community change. In 2019, she founded Armatai GmbH in Germany, supporting women and small family-owned farmers in spice-growing regions. The company also crafts eco-friendly spice gift boxes, celebrating the world culinary culture.Sareh's impact reverberates globally. As Founding President of the Soroptimist International Club in Dubai 2015, she put the UAE on the map for this esteemed international organization. She is currently a member of Soroptimist Witten Ruhr in Germany and contributing to the project "1000 Stimmen gegen Gewalt." "1000 voices against violence." This project supports women and children in Germany. Her contributions were further honoured with the Parte Guelfa Knighthood in Florence in 2022.Today, Sareh stands as the Managing Director of the 7 Days 7 Emirates cycling for unity event happening in January 2024, a mission-driven initiative spreading UAE values of sustainability, unity, and inclusion. Sareh has joined iHelp e.V., based in Hamburg, Germany, as the vice president on its board of directors. The organization is committed to improving healthcare, education, and supporting refugees in Germany, with projects funded by donations for direct impact on those in need.Her journey is a testament to the power of vision, compassion, and action in creating positive change on a global scale.