Amman: Humanitarian work is an important part of building cohesive communities capable of responding to challenges and reflects the principles of giving and responsibility toward people without discrimination or exclusion, the General Union of Voluntary Societies (GUVS) said.
According to Jordan News Agency, in a statement on Thursday marking World Humanitarian Day, observed on Wednesday, Union President Amer Khawaldeh emphasized the significance of the occasion in highlighting the values of volunteer and humanitarian work. He noted that it renews the commitment to supporting people most in need and promotes social solidarity.
Khawaldeh commended the efforts of charitable associations, volunteers, and humanitarian workers across the Kingdom who continue to provide support and assistance to families in need, orphans, older persons, people with disabilities, patients, and other groups. He praised their dedication and the impactful work they carry out.
He also underscored the importance of the partnership between civil society institutions and the public and private sectors, stating that it has significantly contributed to addressing humanitarian and development needs. This collaboration has strengthened social responsibility and joint efforts to serve the country and its people.
Khawaldeh called for continued support for humanitarian and volunteer initiatives. He encouraged young people to engage in charitable work and advocated for the development of programs and projects that contribute to sustainable development and fortify values of compassion and social solidarity.
He reaffirmed the Union's commitment to its humanitarian and national mission, pledging to work alongside all partners to serve the community and promote a culture of giving that supports development and preserves human dignity.