The Federation of Charitable Societies affirmed its continued commitment to strengthening its developmental and social role across the Kingdom's governorates by supporting member associations and enabling them to carry out their humanitarian and service missions efficiently and effectively.
Amer Al-Khawaldeh, President of the General Federation of Charitable Societies, stated that the Federation seeks to intensify its programs in the areas of economic empowerment, vocational training, volunteer work, and community development, in line with national priorities in combating poverty and unemployment and promoting the values of solidarity.
He added that the Federation attaches particular importance to strengthening the capacities of member associations and providing them with technical, logistical, and financial support, which contributes to expanding the scope of services provided to the most needy groups, including poor families, orphans, people with disabilities, and the elderly.
Al-Khawaldeh indicated that the Federation is working to build strategic partnerships with relevant ministries, the private sector, and donor institutions, with the aim of maximizing the impact of charitable work and ensuring the sustainability of its programs. He noted that enhancing the principles of transparency and governance is a top priority in resource management.
He stressed that the Federation will continue its role as a national arm supporting civil society institutions, in line with the royal directives that emphasize the importance of promoting the voluntary and charitable sector as an effective partner in serving the nation and its citizens.