The Royal Humanitarian Foundation (RHF) signed an agreement with the King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Centre in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to provide a financial grant to help cover the treatment and care costs of Syrian refugees with cancer who are unable to afford treatment in Jordan.
The agreement was signed by Ebrahim Dalhan Al Doseri, Acting Secretary-General of RHF, and Nisreen Qatamish, Director-General of the King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Centre.
The agreement aims to enable beneficiaries to access diagnostic, treatment and medical care services at the King Hussein Cancer Centre, in accordance with approved medical and social eligibility criteria.
Al Doseri said the grant reflects the Kingdom of Bahrain’s longstanding approach to supporting humanitarian and health initiatives and assisting those most in need. He noted RHF’s commitment to directing its support towards projects that directly address humanitarian needs and provide beneficiaries with the necessary care.
He commended cooperation with the King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Centre and the specialised services and comprehensive care it provides to cancer patients, stressing the importance of partnerships with specialised institutions in enhancing the impact of humanitarian initiatives and ensuring they reach those in need.