The President of the Republic, Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid, affirmed: “Orphans are in our responsibility, and providing them with care and support is a noble human obligation.”
A presidential statement said that, in the atmosphere of Ramadan and with the advent of the feast approaching, the President of the Republic visited, today, Monday, the Zuhur Al-Alawiyyah House for Young Orphans in Baghdad, and he was received by the Director of the Directorate of Labor and Social Affairs and the Director of the Department of Care for People with Special Needs in Baghdad Governorate, Osama Iyad Sadiq, and the Director of the House, Nahla Shaker Shihab, affiliates and a number of orphaned children who expressed their happiness with this visit.
According to the statement, the President of the Republic heard the Director of the Directorate of Labor and Social Affairs a detailed explanation of the tasks and duties carried out by the home and the services it provides to orphans and providing for their needs, and he also reviewed the obstacles and obstacles that impede their work.
The President of the Republic congratulated the members of the home and the beneficiaries of the orphans on the advent of the blessed month of Ramadan, stressing that the orphans are in our responsibility, and providing care, support, and caring for them is a responsibility that everyone bears, based on the noble humanitarian commitment.
The President of the Republic affirmed, according to the statement, that the Presidency of the Republic will spare no effort in providing support and facilities for this segment, stressing the need to raise the educational and knowledge level and advance the status of services provided to orphans, and to create a safe environment in which health conditions are met by paying attention to rooms, classrooms, dormitories, organizing time and healthy food for them, and work to develop their talents and hobbies, build their personalities, and help them pave their way towards a better future.”
The President of the Republic toured, inspecting the departments of the home, which includes approximately (40) girls, and he also met a number of children, listened to their stories, and was briefed on their needs.
Source: National Iraqi News Agency