In a humanitarian gesture, Qalyubia Governor Dr. Eng. Hussam Abdel Fattah handed over passports to 5 women from low-income families in the governorate, preparing them to travel for the Umrah pilgrimage. This initiative is part of the efforts by the "Tahya Misr" fund to support the most needy groups. The governor met with the women, congratulated them, and wished them a blessed trip.
The women were selected from among the eligible cases in the governorate, in response to a request from the "Tahya Misr" fund. The governor had directed the Qalyubia Social Solidarity Directorate to nominate a number of cases from the most needy families and those benefiting from the "Takaful and Karama" program. The governor emphasized that caring for the most needy families and attention to the first-care groups is of great importance.
Governor Abdel Fattah praised the efforts of the "Tahya Misr" fund and its initiatives targeting the most needy groups. He stressed the importance of integrating the efforts of state institutions and society in reaching the most needy families and providing them with support and care. This initiative comes within the framework of cooperation between the Qalyubia governorate and the "Tahya Misr" fund.
The initiative aims to bring joy to low-income families and provide them with new opportunities to benefit from community and humanitarian support programs. The governorate is working to support humanitarian and community initiatives that target providing care and support to eligible citizens. The "Tahya Misr" fund has been actively involved in supporting various community initiatives.
The Qalyubia governorate has been working to strengthen its partnerships with various organizations and funds to support the most needy groups. The governorate has been implementing various initiatives to improve the living conditions of its citizens, particularly those from low-income families. These efforts aim to provide better opportunities for these families.
The "Tahya Misr" fund has been playing a significant role in supporting community initiatives and providing care to those in need. The fund's efforts have been focused on improving the living conditions of low-income families and providing them with necessary support. The fund's initiatives have been widely appreciated by the community.
The handover of passports to the 5 women marks the beginning of their journey to perform the Umrah pilgrimage. The governorate and the "Tahya Misr" fund will continue to work together to support more families and provide them with necessary care and support.
Key points
- Qalyubia Governor hands over passports to 5 women from low-income families for Umrah pilgrimage
- Initiative is part of "Tahya Misr" fund's efforts to support most needy groups
- Governorate to continue supporting families and providing necessary care and support
