Algerian company AMIR 2000 has reaffirmed its commitment to citizenship and solidarity through a back-to-school initiative aimed at supporting 500 underprivileged students in Oran and Jijel. The initiative, carried out in partnership with the Salima Souakri Foundation for Charitable and Humanitarian Action and the Kafil El Yatim - Sidi Chahmi Oran association, seeks to provide concrete support to children and their families. This will enable them to start the new school year with greater peace of mind.

The initiative involves providing school supplies to over 250 underprivileged students in Oran and Jijel. The Salima Souakri Foundation has adapted the kits to meet the specific needs of the students. In Jijel, the contribution is particularly focused on children from families affected by recent fires. Beyond the distributed supplies, the initiative aims to provide special attention to the children and help them prepare for the new school year with greater serenity.

In addition to the school supplies, 250 students supported by the Kafil El Yatim - Sidi Chahmi Oran association have received vouchers to purchase their school uniforms. This approach allows them to choose their clothing based on their preferences and needs while providing direct support to their families during the back-to-school period.

The initiative has also mobilized AMIR 2000 volunteers who participated in preparing and distributing the school kits alongside volunteers from partner associations. This collective mobilization demonstrates the company's commitment to making solidarity a concrete action based on team engagement and cooperation with local associative actors.

The initiative reflects AMIR 2000's values and commitment to citizenship. According to Sabrina Chergui, AMIR 2000's marketing director, the company's ambition is to provide concrete assistance to underprivileged students and their families in Oran and Jijel. The initiative is part of AMIR 2000's values and its desire to act responsibly.

Partners, including the Salima Souakri Foundation and the Kafil El Yatim - Sidi Chahmi Oran association, have expressed their gratitude for the collaboration with AMIR 2000. Salima Souakri, founder of the Salima Souakri Foundation, emphasized the shared values of the partnership and the desire to act in favor of children. Daho Abdelhak, President of the Kafil El Yatim - Sidi Chahmi Oran association, highlighted the importance of this support in continuing their mission to assist orphaned children and families.

The initiative also demonstrates AMIR 2000's local commitment, as the company is based in Oran and produces all its products locally. AMIR 2000 contributes to the national economy through job creation, skills development, and local know-how valorization. Through its solidarity actions and industrial activity, AMIR 2000 aims to continue its responsible approach based on proximity, commitment, and sustainable contribution to its environment.

Key points

  • AMIR 2000 supports 500 underprivileged students in Oran and Jijel through a back-to-school initiative
  • The initiative provides school supplies and vouchers for school uniforms to students in need
  • The partnership involves the Salima Souakri Foundation and the Kafil El Yatim - Sidi Chahmi Oran association

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