From March 13 to 23, 2025, Father Arturo Sosa conducted a series of visits to Jesuit institutions in Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt, emphasizing the Jesuits' dedication to education, social development, and interfaith dialogue in the region.​

The visit started in Jordan where he visited the local Jesuit community in Amman, which is formed by 3 Jesuits (from Egypt, India and Malta). 

Already in Lebanon, Father Sosa visited Saint Joseph University (USJ), commemorating the university's 150th anniversary and the Feast of Saint Joseph. During his visit, he delivered a speech highlighting the university's historical significance and its role in fostering academic excellence and societal progress. He also celebrated a homily reflecting on the legacy of Saint Joseph and its inspiration for the university community.

Transitioning to Egypt, Father Sosa arrived in Minia, where he engaged with the local Jesuit community and their various initiatives. He visited the Gad-el-Sid Social Center, established in the late 1960s, which offers social, educational, and recreational activities to the local community, irrespective of religious affiliation. Father Sosa participated in a Ramadan breakfast with the center's children and youth, symbolizing the Jesuits' commitment to interfaith dialogue and community building. ​

Father Sosa continued his visit in Minia by meeting with Jesuit priests undergoing their tertianship, the final stage of Jesuit formation. He provided guidance and encouragement as they prepared for their final vows and future missions. The visit concluded with a cultural event featuring a theatrical performance by Nubian youth, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Nubian community and reflecting the Jesuits' dedication to promoting cultural diversity and artistic expression.