DOHA: Qatar Charity (QC) has launched an urgent relief campaign to support people in the flood-hit areas of Albania . About 1,200 families are expected to benefit from the QR400,000 project.
The campaign was inaugurated in the presence of several officials such as Blendi Klosi, Minister of Social Welfare and Youth, Youssef Al Sa’i, Qatar Ambassador in Albania, Vangjush Dako, Mayor of the City of Durrës and Ardian Kokomani, Mayor of Shijak.
Mohammed Al Ka’bi, QC’s Relief Director said that the Qatari ambassador’s presence in the ceremony reflects Qatar’s true image of supporting poor and needy communities.
“I also thank the philanthropists for supporting and donating for the relief and developmental projects QC implements in Albania and other countries around the world,” he said.
Shawqi Abu Seif, QC’s Office Director in Albania said that each affected family received a big food basket (55 Kg) sufficient for a month. It includes the basic supplies such as flour, oil, sugar, macaroni, rice, beans, drinking water and others. They also received two blankets and mattresses.
The project focuses on the two most flood-affected governorates in Albania: Durrës, Albania’s second biggest city, and Shijak.
Blendi Klosi, praised Qatar and the aids it offers to the countries around the world in general and Albania in particular. “Qatar has helped relieve our people after the floods destroyed so many things. We also thank QC. Its projects are always distinguished and successful. It always has something to offer and what it offers is distinguished and different from other organizations,” emphasised Klosi.
Al Sa’i commended QC’s distinction and excellent projects in the fields of relief and development. “The educational projects QC implements are highly appreciated. There are the Qatari Center for Languages and Computer, Qatari School, Arabic for Non-Native Speakers Center and Qatari Center for Administrative Training and Community Services.”
The Peninsula
DOHA: Qatar Charity (QC) has launched an urgent relief campaign to support people in the flood-hit areas of Albania . About 1,200 families are expected to benefit from the QR400,000 project.
The campaign was inaugurated in the presence of several officials such as Blendi Klosi, Minister of Social Welfare and Youth, Youssef Al Sa’i, Qatar Ambassador in Albania, Vangjush Dako, Mayor of the City of Durrës and Ardian Kokomani, Mayor of Shijak.
Mohammed Al Ka’bi, QC’s Relief Director said that the Qatari ambassador’s presence in the ceremony reflects Qatar’s true image of supporting poor and needy communities.
“I also thank the philanthropists for supporting and donating for the relief and developmental projects QC implements in Albania and other countries around the world,” he said.
Shawqi Abu Seif, QC’s Office Director in Albania said that each affected family received a big food basket (55 Kg) sufficient for a month. It includes the basic supplies such as flour, oil, sugar, macaroni, rice, beans, drinking water and others. They also received two blankets and mattresses.
The project focuses on the two most flood-affected governorates in Albania: Durrës, Albania’s second biggest city, and Shijak.
Blendi Klosi, praised Qatar and the aids it offers to the countries around the world in general and Albania in particular. “Qatar has helped relieve our people after the floods destroyed so many things. We also thank QC. Its projects are always distinguished and successful. It always has something to offer and what it offers is distinguished and different from other organizations,” emphasised Klosi.
Al Sa’i commended QC’s distinction and excellent projects in the fields of relief and development. “The educational projects QC implements are highly appreciated. There are the Qatari Center for Languages and Computer, Qatari School, Arabic for Non-Native Speakers Center and Qatari Center for Administrative Training and Community Services.”
The Peninsula
