OUTSTANDING GREEN LIGHT CANDIDATES

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Ahmed Ouf

GREEN LIGHT CANDIDATES

Omar Sakr

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Green Light Candidates

Ahmed Ouf (Independent)

Ahmed qualifies as an Outstanding Green Light Candidate

With over two decades of experience in pharmacy, I’ve built a career grounded in service, leadership, and a strong commitment to public health. I co-founded and managed two successful pharmacies, Pharmacy 4 Less and Priceline Auburn, where I’ve demonstrated expertise in strategic planning, business operations, and community health initiatives. I’ve also mentored many young professionals in the field, fostering an environment of continuous learning and growth.

In addition to my work as a pharmacist, I’ve been deeply involved in the local community through various volunteer roles. I have served on multiple boards and have helped plan and execute community projects, fundraising initiatives, and educational programs.

I also proudly serve as an elected Councillor for Cumberland City, where I work directly with my local community to address issues such as infrastructure development, housing, and community services. This role has given me valuable insight into local government processes, and I’ve used this experience to advocate effectively for the people of Blaxland.

I am committed to improving the lives of those around me, whether through providing essential healthcare services, supporting local businesses, or advocating for the needs of our community.

Ahmed endorses the 3R’s and supports the Climate Rescue Accord

Omar Sakr (Greens)

I am a Western Sydney man through and through: this is where I’ve spent my life, and this is the community I know and love. I live in Granville, and work in Fairfield for an independent arts charity that develops multilingual creative programs for migrant and refugee women and their kids. As someone who grew up in a low socioeconomic area, and went to public schools, I’m invested in giving back to and improving my community’s access to education and the arts.

My entire life I have seen the Arab and Muslim community subjected to discrimination, hyper surveillance, police violence, and relentlessly demonised in our media and even in Parliament. It’s not just that our armed forces have been involved in war crimes overseas, for which no one has been imprisoned except David McBride, the whistleblower who exposed the injustice in the first place, it’s that anti-Arab and anti-Muslim sentiment has no consequence whatsoever, it’s tolerated at the highest level, as is the violence that follows. 

We desperately need informed, educated representation that can speak to the issues that are impacting our lives. More than that, we need good people in Parliament—people who will do the right thing, and oppose injustices and discrimination consistently. This is the foundation on which everything rests. If you can’t trust someone to oppose the blatant evil of genocide, how can you trust them to create fair legislation, to govern justly, to uphold our values? 

The major parties are not listening to us, and I’m determined to be a voice for change. With your support, we can and will ensure a more just and sustainable future for our children.