Qatar Charity supports vulnerable groups in Burkina Faso with specialised assistance
Gulf Times
Qatar Charity supports vulnerable groups in Burkina Faso with specialised assistance
Reaffirming its commitment to supporting communities most in need worldwide, Qatar Charity (QC) delivered a package of specialised humanitarian assistance to Burkina Faso, aimed at supporting vulnerable groups and strengthening community resilience. The aid was received by Lieutenant Colonel Passowendé Pélagie Kaboré, Minister of Family and National Solidarity, from Mohammed Ali Ahmed Adam Mohamed, country director of Qatar Charity’s Burkina Faso Branch. The assistance includes a broad range of equipment intended to improve living conditions and empower vulnerable families. It comprises 212 blood pressure monitors, 2,900 individual water filters, and 300 family water filters to support access to safe drinking water. The shipment also includes 200 family tents and 900 solar-powered lamps to address basic shelter and lighting needs in areas facing limited electricity supply.
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