Baku, Azerbaijan, March 28. The Embassy of the
Republic of Azerbaijan in the Syrian Arab Republic, with support
from the Azerbaijan International Development Assistance Agency
(AIDA) under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan and the
Syrian Women’s Charitable Society, organized iftar meals for
orphaned children in Damascus and the heavily damaged village of
Spena from March 25-27 of this year, Trend reports citing the embassy.
The initiative sought to deliver comprehensive assistance to a
demographic exceeding one thousand orphaned minors throughout the
sacred period of Ramadan.
According to the Azerbaijani Embassy in Syria, the charitable
event was attended by representatives of Syrian media, including
the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), “Veten” newspaper, Syrian
Television, as well as Turkish agencies TRT and Anadolu. During the
event, Maha Diab, the chairperson of the Syrian Women’s Charitable
Society, and orphaned child Hiba Ramazan delivered speeches,
expressing gratitude to the Azerbaijani government for this noble
initiative.
“The three-day iftar dinners for the orphans included various
entertainment programs, offering unforgettable moments and a true
festive spirit,” the Azerbaijani Embassy in Syria said in a
statement.
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