Khaberni - The Arab Medical Relief Association organized its annual event under the patronage of Dr. Radwan Khattab, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Applied Company for Plastic Industries, and in the presence of Dr. Fawzi Hammouri, Chairman of the Private Hospitals Association, on an evening that affirmed the importance of institutional partnership in supporting the health sector and enhancing humanitarian work.
In his speech during the event, the president of the association, Dr. Awni Al-Bashir, welcomed the attendees, considering their participation a sincere expression of moral and humanitarian commitment that reflects a deep faith in institutional charitable work and the pivotal role of the medical sector in promoting human dignity.
Al-Bashir thanked Dr. Radwan Khattab for sponsoring the event, and welcomed Dr. Fawzi Hammouri, affirming that the partnership between the private sector and the association is an outstanding model in assuming national and humanitarian responsibilities.
For his part, the sponsor of the event, Dr. Radwan Khattab, emphasized that the economic modernization vision launched by His Majesty King Abdullah II has expanded the role of the private sector to actively participate in shaping health policies and setting priorities, including the automation of health programs, the application of artificial intelligence technologies, ensuring equity in the distribution of services, transferring expertise, enhancing efficiency, and contributing to achieving sustainable health development goals. He stressed the importance of building a "real medical safety net" for less fortunate communities, noting that sickness and poverty are among the most significant challenges to social stability and economic growth.
In his remarks about the association, Khattab highlighted that one of the most prominent indicators of the Arab Medical Relief Association's success is its continued service to more than forty thousand beneficiaries annually, which reflects the effectiveness of its programs and the sustainability of its impact. He confirmed that the quality of services provided enhances trust in its humanitarian role and encourages the private sector to be a strategic partner supporting this institution, which embodies the spirit of national responsibility and sincere dedication to serving the country and citizens.
In turn, Dr. Fawzi Hammouri emphasized the need to strengthen the partnership between the private sector and civil society organizations, referring to the joint cooperation in providing medical services to Gaza as a practical model that embodies shared humanitarian goals. He also highlighted the importance of the medical orphan sponsorship program and its role in supporting needy groups, asserting that health care contributes to building generations capable of contributing to the construction and rise of the nation.
The event included visual reports on the impact of the association's projects and humanitarian programs, foremost among them supporting the health sector in Gaza and the medical orphan sponsorship program, reaffirming the continued support of the association's medical and relief efforts.
The Arab Medical Relief Association is one of the leading medical charities in Jordan, founded in 2012 and operating under the supervision of the Ministry of Health to provide health and relief services to the needy, poor, and refugees in various parts of the kingdom. Since its foundation, the association has provided more than 2.5 million medical services, and more than 40,000 beneficiaries benefit from its programs annually through a network that includes 13 comprehensive medical centers offering diagnostic, therapeutic, and preventive health care services.
