Kuwait City: Kuwaiti Tamayuz Charity announced several projects aimed at bettering individual’s lives and promoting sustainable development in Nigeria and Benin. Deputy Chair of Board of Directors, Khalil Al-Hamadi, shared insights into the charity’s core belief in creating a comprehensive educational, healthy, and social environment.
According to Kuwait News Agency, Al-Hamadi pointed to recent achievements, including the inauguration of Abdullah Al-Musallam village in Nigeria. This village is equipped with a mosque that can accommodate 300 people, a school for 600 students, an orphanage for 40 orphans, and a farm designed to ensure the sustainability of resources.
Additionally, Al-Hamadi spoke about the establishment of a Sharia and Arabic Language College, orphanages, a farm, a mosque, and the successful completion of 300 eye surgeries.
In Benin, Al-Hamadi highlighted a number of projects and humanitarian initiatives, including the construction of mosques and educational centers. He affirmed the commitment of the charity to further its humanitarian efforts in these regions.