African policy expert in the field of youth, media, culture and sports, member of the specialized technical committee of experts of the African Union, founder and general coordinator of the African Youth Office at the Egyptian Ministry of Youth and Sports, leader of the communication and media team of the peer review mechanism in South Africa and representative of the Council The consultant for the African Trade Agreement, is attested by a rich professional career spanning more than thirteen years. Ghazali carries a distinct and unique vision, and very rich experience in experiences, challenges, and societal influence internationally. He previously held the position of Deputy Secretary-General for the North Africa region from 2014 to 2017, and during the period From 2017 to 2020, he held the position of Vice-President of the African Youth Union, which is the oldest continental youth organization since 1962, and is elected through direct voting by the heads of the National Youth Councils across the African continent.

His career also enjoys great confidence on the part of continental institutions and decision-making centers at the local, continental and international levels as well, which is always translated into his invitation as a youth mentor in high-level international youth forums, in addition to his invitation as an expert and strategist. Policies, to participate in developing the most important continental frameworks concerned with youth, the most prominent of which was his contribution to developing the “Framework Document specifying the role of youth in peace and security” in November 2020. He also participated in developing the provisions of the “Framework Document for Youth and Volunteering within the African Union” and the Continental Strategy for Employing African Youth.

Ghazali founded many national, African and international projects and programs concerned with developing and empowering young people and enhancing their societal responsibility towards their countries, including the Nasser International Leadership Scholarship, the Afromedia Media Initiative, the African Summer School, the Seeds for Parallel Education Project, the African Union Simulation Model, the Nasser International Youth Movement, and the Nasser International Youth Movement Project. The Nile Valley Unity, future visions, and others and international.

Ghazali has won many international awards, including winning the African Youth Impact and Youth Development Award - African Leadership and Entrepreneurship Center (PALEDEC), Tanzania, in November 2022, in addition to winning third place in the Activism Award. For the “Rising African Youth” organization on the African continent, and earlier in November 2019, he won the African Youth Personality of the Year award in Ghana, as well as being selected among 30 influential young people in Europe and Africa, which was announced in Gambia in 2019.

At the national level, the Darfur Students Association in Egyptian universities and institutes honored him in the year 2021 as one of the influential young leaders on the African scene, in addition to honoring him in the same year by the National Police Academy, in appreciation of his efforts in supporting and developing the capabilities of youth, as well as The Ministry of Planning, Monitoring and Administrative Reform honored him in appreciation of his effective role in serving the African continent, in addition to honoring him from Al-Ahram Canadian University for his efforts in supporting African students in Egypt in 2018, in addition to honoring him by the Supreme Council of Culture (Youth Committee) in appreciation of the efforts he made towards youth. Al-Masry, in addition to being honored by the INJAZ Egypt Foundation for his volunteer efforts in developing school students in the most needy communities. He also previously won the African-Arab Youth Council Award in 2016 for his initiative to establish the African Youth Office as the best continental volunteer activity.