Amman: The King Hussein Cancer Foundation (KHCF) has signed a cooperation agreement with Safeer Information Technology Company, the operator of the Petra Ride smart transportation app, to provide free and safe transportation for underprivileged cancer patients to and from the King Hussein Cancer Center. This initiative aims to alleviate the financial and logistical burdens faced by patients and their families.
According to Jordan News Agency, the agreement was signed by KHCF Director General Nisreen Qatamesh and Eyad Bustanji, CEO at Safeer IT Co. Under the agreement, Safeer will cover transportation costs for underprivileged patients across all governorates of the Kingdom.
The company will also provide a 20 percent discount to KHCF and King Hussein Cancer Center employees on rides to and from the foundation. Additionally, a 15 percent discount will be offered to cancer patients from the Gaza Strip residing in Amman, as well as visitors to the center via the Petra Ride app.
Qatamesh expressed the Foundation's pride in this partnership, describing it as a model of effective corporate social responsibility that supports patients and ensures their safe and dignified access to treatment. She emphasized that such initiatives reflect the values of compassion and solidarity that characterize Jordanian society.
Bustanji, on his part, reaffirmed Safeer's commitment to supporting vulnerable groups and serving the community. He noted that the company will continue covering transportation costs for patients in need, in coordination with KHCF's Patient Affairs Department and in line with approved procedures.