Khaberni - In an inspiring achievement reflecting the spirit and determination of Jordanian youth, student Sand Tarish from National Amman School, with support from Kia Jordan and the National Arab Motor Company, managed to climb to the summit of Mount Toubkal in Morocco, which is the highest peak in the Arab world, as part of the Qimam Initiative.
Tarish's participation in this notable initiative supported the King Hussein Cancer Foundation, through contributing to the financing of an automated tissue processing device, which enhances the foundation's capabilities to provide advanced medical care to cancer patients in the kingdom.
The "Qimam" initiative is a youth project aimed at instilling values of challenge and social responsibility among students, by climbing mountain summits in different parts of the world and linking adventure with humanitarian and charitable work.
Kia Jordan expressed pride in supporting such initiatives that combine individual ambition and community responsibility, affirming its ongoing commitment to supporting Jordanian youth and projects that serve the community.
For its part, the King Hussein Cancer Foundation praised this humanitarian initiative that highlights the role of Jordanian youth in supporting the noble message of the foundation and contributing to the provision of the latest devices and technologies for serving patients.
Tarish concluded his journey by raising the Jordanian flag at the summit of Mount Toubkal, expressing his pride in representing his nation in the initiative.
