The family of late Egyptian Justice Minister Ahmed El-Zend announced the launch of a charity foundation in his name, with an initial budget of 10 million EGP. The foundation aims to support the poor and needy, as a tribute to his legacy and contributions. The announcement was made after a funeral ceremony held in his hometown, village of Demteno, in the Gharbeya governorate.
The charity foundation has obtained all necessary approvals from the Egyptian Ministry of Social Solidarity, and will be headquartered in the first floor of the late minister's home in Demteno. The family expressed their commitment to continuing his charitable work and community service. The late minister's son, Adel El-Zend, emphasized the family's dedication to keeping his memory alive through acts of kindness and community service.
The funeral ceremony was attended by thousands of citizens from the Gharbeya governorate, as well as local officials and members of the judiciary. The late minister was remembered for his close ties with his community and his charitable work. The ceremony was a testament to his impact on the lives of those who knew him.
The charity foundation is expected to play a significant role in supporting the poor and needy in the region. The family has expressed their hope that the foundation will continue to grow and expand its reach, providing assistance to those in need. The late minister's legacy is expected to live on through the foundation's work.
The Gharbeya governorate has been a significant location for the late minister's charitable work. He was known for his close ties with the local community, and his contributions to the region's development. The charity foundation is expected to continue his work, providing support to those in need.
The launch of the charity foundation has been met with widespread support from the local community. Residents of Demteno and surrounding villages have expressed their gratitude for the late minister's contributions, and their hope that the foundation will continue to make a positive impact. The foundation's work is expected to be a lasting tribute to his legacy.
The Egyptian government has expressed its condolences to the family of the late minister, and has recognized his contributions to the country's development. The charity foundation is a testament to his impact on the lives of Egyptians, and his commitment to community service.
Key points
- The charity foundation was launched with an initial budget of 10 million EGP to support the poor and needy.
- The foundation will be headquartered in the first floor of the late minister's home in Demteno.
- The family has expressed their commitment to continuing the late minister's charitable work and community service through the foundation.
