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San Salvador
Qatar has provided a $100,000 grant to support children of police officers who died during their national duty in the Republic of El Salvador.
In a speech during a ceremony held by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of El Salvador, in coordination with the Embassy of Qatar, Minister of Foreign Affairs of El Salvador Carlos Castaneda thanked Qatar for its donation for the sons and daughters of police officers who died during their national duty.
He said the grant shows Qatar’s solidarity with El Salvador, especially with the police forces, by supporting the scholarship programme which aims to enable students to complete their university studies. He noted that about 41 students have benefited from the programme in the fields of accounting, legal sciences, international relations, agricultural engineering, mechanics, media, and computer.
For his part, Charge d’Affaires of the Embassy of Qatar to El Salvador HE Tariq Othman al Othman praised the bilateral relations between Qatar and the El Salvador and stressed that this grant comes within the framework of Qatar’s commitment to support friendly countries, and in recognition of the sacrifices made by the police officers who gave their lives in the course of their national duty in an attempt to ensure security and tranquility, protect the Salvadorans, prevent and suppress crime and control the climate of violence experienced by the country.
Al Othman reiterated Qatar’s commitment to supporting all humanitarian initiatives that will help achieve sustainable development in friendly countries and all countries of the world.
At the end of the ceremony, a memo of awarding a sum of $100,000 by Qatar to the sons and daughters of police officers who died during their national duty was signed.
San Salvador
Qatar has provided a $100,000 grant to support children of police officers who died during their national duty in the Republic of El Salvador.
In a speech during a ceremony held by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of El Salvador, in coordination with the Embassy of Qatar, Minister of Foreign Affairs of El Salvador Carlos Castaneda thanked Qatar for its donation for the sons and daughters of police officers who died during their national duty.
He said the grant shows Qatar’s solidarity with El Salvador, especially with the police forces, by supporting the scholarship programme which aims to enable students to complete their university studies. He noted that about 41 students have benefited from the programme in the fields of accounting, legal sciences, international relations, agricultural engineering, mechanics, media, and computer.
For his part, Charge d’Affaires of the Embassy of Qatar to El Salvador HE Tariq Othman al Othman praised the bilateral relations between Qatar and the El Salvador and stressed that this grant comes within the framework of Qatar’s commitment to support friendly countries, and in recognition of the sacrifices made by the police officers who gave their lives in the course of their national duty in an attempt to ensure security and tranquility, protect the Salvadorans, prevent and suppress crime and control the climate of violence experienced by the country.
Al Othman reiterated Qatar’s commitment to supporting all humanitarian initiatives that will help achieve sustainable development in friendly countries and all countries of the world.
At the end of the ceremony, a memo of awarding a sum of $100,000 by Qatar to the sons and daughters of police officers who died during their national duty was signed.
