Hello, everyone. Thanks for joining us today. Let’s take a look at our operations, as well as our products performances. As Tao mentioned in his remarks, our experience operation team further defined our content and user operations. In particular, during the quarter, they enhanced gamification in the Yalla App, which bolstered our paying ratio and average revenue per paying user, stimulated greater user engagement in our community and further advanced our monetization capabilities. As a result, we are pleased to report a solid quarter with the Yalla Group’s total revenue of US$76.1 million beating the higher end of the company’s guidance. In addition, our monthly active users increased 35.6% year-over-year, reaching 29.9 million. Yalla Group’s paying users also increased to 10.6 million. Our casual game portfolio, including Yalla Parchis, 101 Okey Yalla and Yalla Baloot also performed well during the second quarter. Yalla Parchis ranked in the top three, in terms of revenue in the Board game category in six countries, including Colombia, the Dominican Republic and Spain, thanks to the new VIP and gifting feature we rolled out, user retention and average daily time spent continue to improve. We also hosted events to celebrate local holidays, such as Easter Day, attracting participation by more than 70% of our daily active users. During quarter two, 101 Okey Yalla remained one of the most downloaded apps in the board game category in Turkey and rank among the top five in terms of revenue in the board game category on both Google Play and iOS. Furthermore, user retention, engagement, and willingness today on the platform all improved benefiting from the new VIP subscription and the better path we rolled out this quarter. We also received excellent feedback from Yalla Baloot. We have observed steady user retention improvement as we continue refining the games experience for new users. The event we hosted to celebrate Ramadan also helped boost user engagement on the platform. We will continue to tailor the details of Baloot’s products design while collecting user feedback. Next, it’s my privilege to update you on the progress of our participation in the Coders HQ program, a transformational initiatives launched in January 2022 by the UAE government under the directives of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Ruler of Dubai. As we reported previously, Yalla was invited to join the program last year and is proud to be the only UAE Internet company selected to participate. The Coders HQ programs aims to consolidate the UAE’s position as a global hub for Coders and an ecosystem for incubating innovative tech projects and ideas. Yalla Group is honored to advance the program’s goals alongside more than 40 companies in the UAE and worldwide, including a number of global tech giants. Throughout the program, our team has contributed its key insights into MENA’s culture and traditions to shed light on two key factors for the success of any product in the region, localization and quality assurance. We believe Yalla’s role in the Coders HQ program, not only demonstrate the company’s commitment to facilitating the development of MENA’s local digital economy, but also attest to the fact that Yalla is a reliable and trustworthy local partner and representative of the local Internet industry. We wish to sincerely thank the UAE government for their ongoing trust and belief in Yalla Group. We value their support as we remain committed to maintaining our leading position as one of the UAE’s most prominent and thriving technology companies. Another important achievement we would love to share this quarter is the successful expansion of Yalla gift cards, which are now available across the MENA region and worldwide, both online and offline. To better serve our users’ account recharge needs, we continue to collaborate with our partners and have launched a variety of recharge channels, including self-service kiosk, retail stores, mobile wallets, banks, and digital platform with the worldwide distribution across the MENA region. For customers unable to use digital payment channels, our offline self-service kiosk such as MBME, UPay and retail stores, including Cash Plus in Morocco and Virgin Megastores across the MENA region are a great convenience. Customers with easy access to e-payment system can also reload their accounts with gift cards through their mobile banking apps and wallets. The expansion of Yalla’s account recharge channels not only substantially augments Yalla users account recharge options, especially in areas with limited access to credit cards, but also demonstrates our team’s capabilities in cultivating a local channel partner ecosystem across different countries in MENA. We spare no effort to improve our user experience and ensure that our product and services are tailored to MENA’s local needs and references. To echo Tao once more, our vision is to build the most popular destination for online social networking and entertainment activities in MENA within the next 10 years. Over the past six years, we have put down deep roots in MENA rolled out products tailored to local users’ habits and references, expanded our partnerships with local channels and collaborated with local communities to help facilitate the development of the digital economy and the internet industry. Keeping our group vision in mind, we will remain faithful to our core values of prioritizing our user, embracing diversity, and operating with a simple, pragmatic, pioneering and enterprising approach as we work to achieve our goals. With that, I will now turn the call over to our CFO, Karen, who will discuss our key financial and operational results.