SCI inspects 100 development projects in Ghana

Sharjah 24 - WAM: A delegation from the Sharjah Charity International (SCI), led by Dr Mohammed bin Huwaiden Al Ketbi, Director of the SCI’s administration in Al Dhaid, recently visited northern Ghana to inspect 100 development projects previously implemented by the SCI.

The SCI delegation’s visit aimed to assess the projects' efficiency and ensure their sustainability while maintaining the highest quality standards to achieve long-term development goals.

Field visit and charitable activities

During the visit, the delegation participated in various charitable activities, including a collaboration with the American University of Sharjah. The delegation distributed 100 food baskets benefiting over 400 individuals. Additionally, they reviewed the “Productive Families” project and inspected maintenance work on an educational complex in the Tamale area, which accommodates 90 students in three classrooms.

Commitment to sustainable development

Dr. Mohammed bin Huwaiden Al Ketbi emphasized that these projects align with the association’s commitment to providing sustainable development solutions that positively impact individuals' lives. He highlighted the association’s ambitious vision, which focuses on empowering communities through education and productive work.

Importance of institutional partnerships

Al Ketbi also underscored the significance of the association’s partnership with the American University of Sharjah, noting that institutional collaborations are crucial for achieving charitable and humanitarian goals effectively and sustainably.