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Doha
The Sudanese government expressed gratitude to Qatar Charity (QC) for providing 79 tons of intravenous solutions to the country’s health sector at a time when the Ministry of Health revealed an acute shortage of medicines.
Dr. Iman Mukhtar, Director of Bilateral and Multilateral Relations at the Ministry, stated that Qatar Charity’s support with large quantities of intravenous fluids was timely, noting that the support will contribute to saving the lives of thousands of patients who had previously suffered in order to obtain these solutions.
Iman said that Qatar has always been proactive in charitable work, thanking the government, people, and Qatar Charity. “We value their efforts, and we thank them on behalf of the government of Sudan,” Iman said, indicating that these efforts help provide health services, medicines, and solutions to Sudanese citizens.
It is worth noting that Qatar Charity has implemented a number of significant projects in support of Sudan’s health sector in order to strengthen its ability to respond to emergencies. As part of the Darfur initiative, it has established eight comprehensive service complexes for dispensaries and health centers. It has also carried out numerous other projects to combat blindness and endemic diseases, as well as the construction of new large-capacity hospitals, such as Khartoum’s Al-Attiyah Hospital. It also works to improve the health system’s readiness to respond to emergencies in Sudan.
Qatar Charity’s support for the Sudanese health sector received widespread public support, particularly after it dispatched a plane loaded with aid and medical equipment to protect medical personnel fighting the coronavirus.
The public’s appreciation for Qatar Charity’s efforts was at its peak after it launched the ‘Peace for Sudan’ campaign to alleviate the suffering of those affected by the country’s flooding and rain, from which more than 28,000 people benefited.
Doha
The Sudanese government expressed gratitude to Qatar Charity (QC) for providing 79 tons of intravenous solutions to the country’s health sector at a time when the Ministry of Health revealed an acute shortage of medicines.
Dr. Iman Mukhtar, Director of Bilateral and Multilateral Relations at the Ministry, stated that Qatar Charity’s support with large quantities of intravenous fluids was timely, noting that the support will contribute to saving the lives of thousands of patients who had previously suffered in order to obtain these solutions.
Iman said that Qatar has always been proactive in charitable work, thanking the government, people, and Qatar Charity. “We value their efforts, and we thank them on behalf of the government of Sudan,” Iman said, indicating that these efforts help provide health services, medicines, and solutions to Sudanese citizens.
It is worth noting that Qatar Charity has implemented a number of significant projects in support of Sudan’s health sector in order to strengthen its ability to respond to emergencies. As part of the Darfur initiative, it has established eight comprehensive service complexes for dispensaries and health centers. It has also carried out numerous other projects to combat blindness and endemic diseases, as well as the construction of new large-capacity hospitals, such as Khartoum’s Al-Attiyah Hospital. It also works to improve the health system’s readiness to respond to emergencies in Sudan.
Qatar Charity’s support for the Sudanese health sector received widespread public support, particularly after it dispatched a plane loaded with aid and medical equipment to protect medical personnel fighting the coronavirus.
The public’s appreciation for Qatar Charity’s efforts was at its peak after it launched the ‘Peace for Sudan’ campaign to alleviate the suffering of those affected by the country’s flooding and rain, from which more than 28,000 people benefited.
