The Sustainable DIHAD Organization has entered into a strategic memorandum of understanding with the Pakistani Association in Dubai. This collaboration aims to strengthen partnerships focused on improving access to healthcare services and humanitarian support for disadvantaged groups. The initiative encompasses a comprehensive and sustainable approach, integrating relief and development while prioritizing sustainability in every project.
The agreement outlines extensive areas of cooperation, including the development of health and educational programs, capacity building, and support for the Pakistani medical center through the provision of essential medications and medical supplies.
Additionally, both parties will work together to create joint educational and training initiatives that feature workshops, vocational training programs, and volunteer opportunities designed to empower community members to actively engage in humanitarian efforts.
Engineer Khaled Al-Attar, the General Director of the Sustainable DIHAD Organization, emphasized that this memorandum represents a practical realization of the organization’s vision to create integrated developmental systems that enable communities to become self-reliant and contribute to long-term positive change.
Dr. Faisal Ikram, President of the Dubai Pakistani Association, stated that this partnership marks a significant advancement in the association’s journey. It reflects a mutual desire to enhance sustainable humanitarian efforts by expanding healthcare and educational services while developing communities both locally and globally.
This initiative is part of a series of achievements by the Sustainable DIHAD Organization, which has extended its activities to over 197 countries, assisting more than 22 million individuals through a network comprising over 960 international and local partners.