International Charity Organisation delegation visits Senegal, Mauritania as part of Ramadan Campaign

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A delegation of the International Charity Organisation (ICO), headed by Dr. Khalid Abdulwahab Al-Khaja, Secretary-General of the organisation, began a tour of a number of African countries, with the aim of identifying the needs of people of remote areas in conjunction with the launch of the Ramadan 2024 “Spend out of what you love” campaign, which is being organised this year.
Dr. Al-Khaja said, “The visit comes as a continuation of the charitable efforts that started from the UAE, where ICO inspected the needs of the unprivileged and orphan families. This was followed by visits to a number of Arab countries, and then heading to Senegal and Mauritania with the aim of identifying the needs of remote areas and poor families, in addition to launching a number of projects, such as wells and mosques, and implementing a group of initiatives, such as feeding Muslim villages, distributing Ramadan Ration, conducting Cataract Surgeries, and other charitable projects.”
He also expressed gratitude and appreciation for philanthropists, stating, “We spare no efforts to implement the projects to the fullest.”