The governorate of Sohag, Egypt, has awarded four free Umrah trips to citizens from low-income families and families of martyrs. The initiative is fully supported by the "Tahya Misr" fund, which aims to provide social and humanitarian support to those in need. Sohag Governor, Brigadier General Tarek Rashad, congratulated the winners, wishing them a peaceful and serene pilgrimage experience.
Governor Rashad emphasized that this initiative reflects the Egyptian state's commitment to supporting its citizens and promoting social responsibility, as led by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. He praised the "Tahya Misr" fund for its efforts in providing care and support to those who cannot afford it. The governor also stressed the importance of continued collaboration between the governorate, the fund, and civil society organizations.
The governorate has made necessary arrangements for the pilgrims, including securing passports, visas, and flight tickets, as well as providing Hajj attire, luggage, and essential food items for the journey. A dedicated car will transport the pilgrims to the airport, and they will be accompanied to facilitate all administrative and organizational procedures.
The beneficiaries expressed their deep gratitude and appreciation to the "Tahya Misr" fund for enabling them to fulfill their dream of performing Umrah. They also thanked Governor Rashad for his efforts in ensuring a smooth travel experience. The pilgrims prayed for Egypt's prosperity and hoped that their good deeds would be accepted.
The initiative is part of the governorate's efforts to provide social and humanitarian support to those in need. Governor Rashad has been actively engaging with various organizations and stakeholders to ensure that support reaches those who need it most. The governorate aims to bring joy and relief to its citizens through such initiatives.
The "Tahya Misr" fund has been actively involved in various charitable initiatives across Egypt, focusing on supporting underprivileged communities and providing essential services. The fund's efforts have been widely recognized, and it continues to play a significant role in promoting social responsibility and community development.
The four pilgrims will embark on their spiritual journey, accompanied by the support and well-wishes of their community. The initiative serves as a testament to the Egyptian state's commitment to its citizens' well-being and its efforts to promote social cohesion and community development.
Key points
- The Sohag governorate has provided four free Umrah trips to citizens from underprivileged families and martyrs' families, supported by the "Tahya Misr" fund.
- The initiative reflects the Egyptian state's commitment to supporting its citizens and promoting social responsibility.
- The governorate has made necessary arrangements for the pilgrims, including securing passports, visas, and flight tickets.
