The Deputy Emir of the Eastern Region, Prince Ahmed bin Fahd bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, inaugurated at the Diwan of the Emirate today the Binaa Association summer convoy (#Supporting_Them_Our_Duty), which departs from the Eastern Region to support our soldiers on the southern border.
The inauguration was attended by the Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Charitable Society for Orphan Care in the Eastern Region “Benaa”, His Eminence Sheikh Saleh Al-Yousef, and the Director of the Society, Abdullah bin Rashid Al-Khalidi.
The Deputy Emir of the Eastern Province listened to an explanation from the participants in the convoy about its objectives, its destination, and the values that the convoy holds. He congratulated the association and its members for recently receiving the Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Award for Best Charitable Performance, praising the association’s efforts in the field of orphan care, and its various efforts to develop and develop orphans.
The Deputy Emir of the Eastern Region stressed that the Summer Construction Convoy is an initiative worthy of praise and support, and has an important role in promoting citizenship among orphans, and conveying the message of the orphans of the Eastern Region to the soldiers stationed on the Kingdom’s borders.Then he recorded a speech to his orphan children participating in the convoy.
The association’s director, Abdullah bin Rashid Al Khalidi, expressed his thanks and appreciation to the Emir of the Eastern Province and his deputy, for their continued support of the association’s activities, its interest in their orphan children, and their support for the association’s work, which contributed to the association achieving a number of achievements and obtaining a number of awards. He stressed that the Benaa Association works to take advantage of the holiday seasons to develop its orphan children and involve them in activities that benefit them, and that the association works on programs that have a beneficial impact for orphans.And their families.
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