Nada Al-Ahdal represents Yemen at the International Charity Work Forum in Kuwait
Nada Al-Ahdal, the young Yemeni known as the Ambassador of Arab Children, is representing Yemen at the twenty-fourth International Charity Work Forum in Kuwait. The forum opens today under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, Crown Prince of Kuwait.
The children's speech
The forum will show how charitable work, and its growth, helps develop international relations and humanitarian work between the peoples of the world.
Nada Al-Ahdal, head of the Nada Foundation for the Protection of Girls' Rights, will give the children's speech. She will speak about her personal experience in protecting under-age girls and Yemeni children, and about ways to help them in the exceptional conditions that have exhausted Yemenis and shaken the future of childhood in the country.
She will also thank Kuwait's leadership for the development, medical and education projects it has provided for the Yemeni people in many fields.
Who is taking part
The forum will present outstanding examples and successful experiences. Participants include:
- the former foreign minister of Bangladesh;
- Dr Abdullah Al-Maatouq, adviser at the Royal Diwan;
- Dr Nasser Al-Subaih, of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, for development and international cooperation;
- Mohammed Al-Jalahma, Secretary-General of the Awqaf Public Foundation;
- many other figures and officials in charitable and humanitarian work;
- representatives of the Asian University for Women and of Sweden.