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Egyptian-Canadian Ally Salama wants a culture of mental wellness that speaks to the Middle Eastern mindset
With no let-up in COVID-19 cases in many countries, people are understandably feeling overwhelmed and anxious
Updated 02 April 2021
April 01, 2021 22:29
DUBAI: Of the Arab world’s many problems exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic, mental health is easily among the most insidious.
Fortunately, one young Arab has made it his life’s mission to help lead the conversation in the region and address the latent stigma surrounding feelings of depression and anxiety.
The story begins a few years ago when Ally Salama, a 24-year-old Egyptian athlete, moved to Toronto, Canada, to pursue a university degree in entrepreneurship and innovation.

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