The International Village meeting, SOS villages, kicked off in Hammamet, Tunisia, on September 26, 2026. The event, which will run until September 29, 2026, brings together various stakeholders to discuss matters related to SOS villages. The meeting was attended by several high-profile individuals, including the Minister of Family, Women, Childhood, and Elderly Affairs, Asma Gabri, and the President of the Tunisian Association of SOS Villages, Mohamed Mkaddich.
The meeting aims to promote cooperation and understanding among SOS villages worldwide. The event features discussions, workshops, and other activities designed to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing among participants. The Tunisian Association of SOS Villages has been instrumental in organizing the event, which is expected to have a positive impact on the lives of children and families in need.
Asma Gabri, Minister of Family, Women, Childhood, and Elderly Affairs, delivered a speech at the opening ceremony, highlighting the importance of SOS villages in providing care and support to vulnerable children and families. She emphasized the need for continued collaboration and cooperation among stakeholders to ensure the well-being of these individuals.
Mohamed Mkaddich, President of the Tunisian Association of SOS Villages, also addressed the gathering, expressing his gratitude to the attendees and organizers. He stressed the significance of the meeting in promoting the SOS village model and exploring ways to improve services for children and families.
The International Village meeting, SOS villages, provides a platform for participants to share best practices, discuss challenges, and explore opportunities for growth and development. The event is expected to attract participants from around the world, all of whom are committed to making a positive difference in the lives of children and families.
The meeting's organizers have put in place various measures to ensure the success of the event, including a comprehensive program of activities and a team of experienced staff and volunteers. The event is being covered by local media, including Assabah News, which is providing live updates and reports from the meeting.
The International Village meeting, SOS villages, will conclude on September 29, 2026, with a final plenary session and a closing ceremony. The outcome of the meeting is expected to be a renewed commitment to the SOS village model and a strengthened network of stakeholders working together to support vulnerable children and families worldwide.
Key points
- The meeting aims to promote cooperation and understanding among SOS villages worldwide.
- The event features discussions, workshops, and other activities designed to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing among participants.
- The meeting's outcome is expected to be a renewed commitment to the SOS village model and a strengthened network of stakeholders working together to support vulnerable children and families worldwide.
