Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi lay the cornerstone of a village "The sent wind" The mobile medical clinic in Sri Lanka is launching
Colombo on September 25/ WAM/ His Highness Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, Chairman of the Sharjah Media Council, confirmed that charitable projects in the Republic of Sri Lanka represent a blessed fruit of cooperation between the Sharjah Radio and Television Authority and the Sharjah Charitable Society, and embodies the approach of the Emirate of Sharjah in promoting noble human values, indicating that these efforts come as an extension For the directives and vision of His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Sharjah, who always recommends extending a helping hand to the needy and contributing to providing a decent life for man anywhere.
This came during the status of His Highness to the foundation of the foundation of the village of the “Al -Raya Al -Mardh” village and its inauguration of the mobile medical clinic in the Sri Lankan area, which will be built with the support of the “Al -Raya sent” program of the Sharjah Radio and Television Authority, expressing his thanks and appreciation to all the joint stocks and individuals who contribute to humanitarian actions, stressing that the efforts of efforts reflect a bright image of the UAE and the Emirate of Sharjah in spreading goodness Human solidarity across the world, pointing out that the implementing charitable projects contribute to supporting the stability of families and providing their basic needs, in a manner that guarantees their dignity and enhances their opportunities in a better future.
His Highness the President of the Sharjah Media Council appreciated the contribution of society and donors to the “Sending Wind” program, which has become an important tributary to help the needy and raise the level of their livelihood, stressing that humanitarian action will remain an essential pillar in the approach of the Emirate of Sharjah and its mission to the world, calling on the Almighty to reward every benefactor and donor of the best reward, and bless their efforts.
For his part, Mohamed Hassan Khalaf, Director General of the Sharjah Radio and Television Authority, affirmed that the inauguration of a number of charitable projects in the Republic of Sri Lanka comes as a fruit of the “sent wind” program broadcast by the authority through its channels, which allows the benefactors and shareholders to extend a helping hand to establish various humanitarian projects, including villages, mosques, hospitals, etc., in addition to providing the basics of decent living and creating development initiatives that contribute to Enabling families and dependent on themselves to ensure income sustainability and secure their future.
He pointed out that the close and continuous cooperation between the Sharjah Radio and Television Authority and the Sharjah Charitable Society represents a supervising model for joint humanitarian work, and embodies the authentic approach of Sharjah in reaching the needy in various parts of the world, and delivering aid to those who deserve it in practical and influential ways, explaining that this cooperation establishes the values of solidarity and solidarity, and opens new horizons for broader human initiatives Comprehensive.
The Director General of the Sharjah Radio and Television Authority pointed out that these field visits constitute a strong motivation to make more efforts, as it enables those in charge of charitable work to see the needs of families closely, and to determine their conditions directly, which enhances the effectiveness of human programs and makes their impact more clear and sustainable, expressing his thanks to all philanthropists and shareholders in the program, calling for the continuation of this giving It leaves a bright human imprint in the lives of thousands of needy people around the world.
His Highness the Chairman of the Sharjah Media Council laid the foundation stone for building a village that aims to educate and educate society, enhance social ties, train and qualify the people of the village on productive professions, in addition to providing job opportunities for the villagers, and providing the necessary medical care for them.
The village will include 50 houses, each house includes two rooms, a lounge, a kitchen and a water cycle, a mosque that can accommodate 200 worshipers, a health center that provides the necessary medical services for village patients and has treatment and waiting rooms and pharmacy, a children’s entertainment park, and a sewing center containing a tailoring training workshop, a dressing hall and village products, in addition to a well -known well that provides pure water for the village, as the houses will work The village’s facilities are on solar energy to ensure its sustainability and the continued use of the services provided by the donors.
His Highness also launched the mobile medical clinic that provides emergency medical services and the initial and periodic examination of the people of the village of Al -Raya sent and the neighboring villages.
His Highness the Chairman of the Sharjah Media Council introduces the logistical materials that are distributed to the people of the village, such as food, sewing devices, bicycles, and wheelchairs, which contribute to providing a sustainable monthly income for families to be able to depend on self -reliance and provide them with job opportunities.
The radio program “The Sending Wind” is broadcast during the blessed month of Ramadan every year, in cooperation with the Sharjah Charitable Society, through which many charitable and humanitarian projects and campaigns are displayed, in order to motivate the owners of white hands, to contribute to financing and providing an umbrella of good and honored in the poor villages in countries covered by the association’s work and projects that reach 110 countries around the world.
The total value of donations in the “sent wind” program for 14 years was approximately 67 million dirhams, in which a large group of charitable and humanitarian projects in various countries, including small hearts campaigns to treat children, eye operations, mosque construction, schools, medical centers, orphans projects, building integrated residential villages, digging wells, implementing production projects that benefit the beneficiaries, and others.
His Highness was accompanied by Sheikh Saqr bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Chairman of the Sharjah Charitable Society, Khaled Nasser Al -Amiri, Ambassador of the State to the Sri Lankan Republic, Muhammad Hassan Khalaf, Director General of the Sharjah Radio and Television Authority, Tariq Saeed Allai, Director General of the Media Office of the Sharjah Government, Hassan Yaqoub Al -Mansouri, Secretary General of the Sharjah Media Council, and a number of senior officials and directors of channels at the Sharjah Authority And television.
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