Qatar Charity opens new field office in Lebanon to serve the communities in need
Qatar Charity (QC) has officially inaugurated its newest field office in Beirut, marking a significant step in expanding its global humanitarian and development presence.
The ceremony was attended by HE
Sheikh Hamad bin Nasser bin Jassim Al-Thani, Chairman of Qatar Charity; HE
Sheikh Saud bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani, Ambassador of Qatar to Lebanon; and HE
Dr. Nawaf Salam, Prime Minister of Lebanon. Lebanese ministers,
parliamentarians, civil society representatives, and QC officials were also
present.
In his remarks, HE Sheikh Hamad bin
Nasser stressed QC’s commitment to operating close to the communities it
serves, either through its extensive network of field offices or partnerships
with UN agencies, international organizations, and local institutions.
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“Opening our office in Lebanon strengthens our ability to respond effectively, plan collaboratively, and deliver impactful humanitarian work,” he said. He further noted that the new office would align with Lebanon’s national development priorities in cooperation with government entities.
HE Ambassador Sheikh Saud bin
Abdulrahman reaffirmed Qatar’s enduring solidarity with Lebanon, emphasizing
that the new office reflects the strength of Qatar-Lebanon ties and QC’s
mission to support both Lebanese citizens and refugees during ongoing
challenges.
Lebanese Prime Minister Dr. Nawaf
Salam described the inauguration as a milestone in bilateral relations. “This
is not merely an administrative step, but a testament to the depth of
Lebanon-Qatar relations and the Qatari leadership’s commitment to stand by
Lebanon in its most difficult times,” he said.
He recalled Qatar’s swift
humanitarian response during the recent Israeli aggression and its vital role
in supporting Syrian refugees in Lebanon. “We hope this office will open new
horizons for structured collaboration with the Lebanese state, enabling
impactful projects in development, health, education, and humanitarian relief,”
he added.
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The ceremony concluded with HE Sheikh Hamad bin Nasser and QC CEO Yousuf bin Ahmed Al Kuwari presenting a commemorative shield to Prime Minister Salam in recognition of his contributions to Arab cooperation and humanitarian advocacy.
Source: Qatar News Agency