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Al-Majali meets with "Masar Al-Khair"

Al-Majali meets with "Masar Al-Khair"

Senator Hussein Hazza Al-Majali, Honorary President of the Masar Al-Khair Association for Sustainable Development, met at his residence with the founder of the Masar Al-Khair initiative and association for sustainable development, journalist Mohammad Al-Qarala, and was briefed on the progress of the initiative's work.

Senator Al-Majali held this meeting due to his keen interest in charitable works and projects and supporting impoverished communities, and his commitment to extending a helping hand and assisting initiatives that have a clear impact on community development.

For his part, colleague Al-Qarala expressed his deep gratitude and appreciation for the continuous support and attention that Masar Al-Khair receives from Senator Al-Majali, his follow-up on the works and projects being implemented in the villages and governorates of the Kingdom, and the support and assistance he provides to ensure the success of the initiative's work.

For his part, Al-Majali said, "We will continue together to achieve the goals of the partnership, which aims to help needy families and impoverished communities, and empower women in the least fortunate areas through small economic projects that are nurtured until they benefit these communities."

Al-Majali praised the workflow, its follow-up, and its impact on the projects established for needy families and the economic empowerment of women, as well as the development of remote communities resulting from its projects, in addition to humanitarian relief aid and its focus on health and education in various regions of the Kingdom.

Al-Qarala and the members of the association expressed their deep gratitude to Senator Al-Majali for his interest in and follow-up on the work of Masar Al-Khair and his support for it, as he is a pioneer and has precedence in this charitable aspect.

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