RIYADH: The Insan Association hosted a charity dinner as part of its campaign during Ramadan.
The association steps up its activities during the holy month when people traditionally donate handsomely to the charity.
The Insan team, in association with the Hospitality Board Holding Co., a Riyadh-based company operating in the food and staples retail sector, hosted a meeting with the committee for the Aflaaj branch of the charity, Waddah Omran, public relations manager, said Friday.
“This meeting came under the patronage and presence of Aflaaj Gov. Zaid Al-Hussein and a number of top figures from Aflaaj city,” said Omran.
Several donors joined the charity campaign during this meeting, but the largest donation came from Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Zannan, a member of the Aflaaj committee and a philanthropist, who donated SR1 million ($267,000) to the project in the Aflaaj region.
Moreover, Al-Zannan agreed to bear the costs of the Insan media campaign to foster public awareness about the charity project for orphan care.
Speaking on this occasion, Hospitality Board Chairman Hamdan Al-Bader said: “The Insan Association is sincerely concerned with orphan care, and is a group in society that is loved by all of us for its noble work.”
“It is indeed an honor for us to continue to support this charity campaign and its people,” said Al-Bader, adding that this humanitarian interest comes from the company’s social responsibility since its establishment.
The Hospitality Board Holding Co. ownes local restaurants including Sizzler House, Canton, Tako Hut, Roma Way, Shawirmarito and Coffee Aroma.
Saleh Al-Yousef, Insan Association general manager , said: “We thank the Hospitality Board for hosting this meeting, for their constant response in coordination to support Insan on various occasions, and Sizzler House for providing wonderful hospitality.”
The Insan Association focuses on enhancing orphan care through emphasizing the importance of education to make orphans self-reliant.
Insan Association steps up orphan support campaign during Ramadan
Insan Association steps up orphan support campaign during Ramadan
Saudi Ambassador meets FM and praises close ties with Japan
- He said the relations between the two countries have been characterized by sincerity, honesty, and commitment
TOKYO: After meeting Japanese Foreign Minister MOTEGI Toshimitsu on the sidelines of the 19th Annual Japan International Manga Awards, Saudi Arabia’s Ambassador to Japan Dr. Ghazi Faisal Binzagr says the Kingdom’s 70-year relationship with Japan is testament “to what trust between civilizations and countries can build.”
“In an increasingly turbulent world, relationships built on trust, respect and long-term vision remain part of a deeper path toward human stability,” he stated.
He said the relations between the two countries have been characterized by sincerity, honesty, and commitment, and reinforced through decades of communication between the leaders of the two countries.
He recalled the visit of King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud in 2017, which, he said, ushered in a new era of cooperation through Vision Saudi-Japan 2030.
Ambassador Binzagr described Saudi Arabia’s ties with Japan as “one of the more important relationships in international relations, backed by honesty, trust, and unwavering commitment. I hope that the relationship between the two countries will continue to grow deeper on this foundation of trust.”
