الشارقة 24 – وام:
Since 2011, the Sharjah Charity Association has successfully implemented 2,720 humanitarian and developmental projects in the Republics of Benin and Togo. The total expenditure for these initiatives has reached 31,149,123 dirhams, significantly enhancing essential services for tens of thousands of residents in these regions.
Construction of 133 Mosques and Drilling of 114 Wells in Benin
In Benin, the association has executed 281 projects with a total investment of 7,144,834 dirhams. This includes the construction of 133 mosques, the drilling of 114 wells, and the establishment of 15 classrooms, as well as a full school and a community service complex. These projects have played a vital role in providing access to clean drinking water, improving educational facilities, and enhancing basic services in targeted areas.
Establishment of 288 Mosques and 1,660 Wells in Togo
In Togo, a total of 2,439 projects have been implemented at a cost of 24,004,289 dirhams. These initiatives feature the construction of 288 mosques, the drilling of 1,660 wells, and the establishment of 61 classrooms alongside 410 income-generating projects and solar energy initiatives. The selection of projects is based on comprehensive field studies that identify the central needs of each area, ensuring that donations are directed to the most urgent priorities. The association is committed to monitoring these projects post-implementation to guarantee their sustainability and continued benefit to local communities.
Development Projects as a Cornerstone of Charitable Work
Mohammed Rashid bin Biyat, Vice Chairman of the Board of the Sharjah Charity Association, emphasised that the organisation’s international projects are a key focus of its humanitarian efforts, highlighting their enduring impact. He noted that developmental projects have become a fundamental component of charitable work, addressing needs that resonate for years to come.