Manama, Osama Bin Ahmed Khalaf Al Asfoor, Minister and Social Development, honoured 170 students from the orphans category who excelled in all academic stages. The event, organised by the Tree of Life Social Charity Society, was attended by Khalil Al Dailami, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the association, community figures, parents, and guests. In his remarks, Minister Al Asfoor congratulated those who excelled in their academic achievement, wishing them more success in their future. He emphasised the Ministry's support for all initiatives that enhance the opportunities for members of the community, enabling them to achieve their ambitions and ensuring constructive initiatives. He cited the importance of upholding the principles of community partnership in order to achieve developmental goals, and to build a harmonious and generous society. The President and members of the Tree of Life Social Charity expressed their appreciation and assured the ongoing pursuit to launch developmental projects aime d at various segments of society, and support national efforts in building and uplifting the Kingdom. Source: Bahrain News Agency
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