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His Royal Highness Prince Dr. Faisal bin Mishaal bin Saud bin Abdulaziz, Governor of Qassim Region, today oversaw the signing of a community partnership agreement between the Abuwa Association for Orphan Care in Unaizah Governorate and Abwab Educational Company. The agreement, signed at his office in Buraidah, aims to provide educational services to orphans. The signing ceremony was attended by the Governor of Unaizah, Saad Al-Saleem, and the Director General of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development branch in the region, Abdullah Al-Subaie. The agreement was signed by Khalid Al-Humaidi, Executive Director of the Association, and Engineer Muataz Saleh, representing the company. It aims to provide specialized programs for the Association's beneficiaries, implement a competition to empower and develop orphans for the benefit of the Association, and exchange expertise and proposals in the educational and training fields to contribute to developing programs for orphans and raising the level of services provided to them. His Royal Highness the Prince of Qassim Region commended the signing of this significant partnership, which strengthens the role of associations in providing sustainable educational services for orphans. He praised the agreement's programs and initiatives that contribute to empowering beneficiaries and supporting their educational journey, in line with the goals of the Kingdom's Vision 2030. His Royal Highness Prince Faisal bin Mishaal also lauded such initiatives, which demonstrate the importance of social responsibility and support humanitarian and developmental efforts in the region. He expressed his appreciation for the partnership between the private and non-profit sectors in serving this cherished segment of the nation's children.
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