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His Royal Highness Prince Dr. Faisal bin Mishaal bin Saud bin Abdulaziz, Governor of Qassim Region, received the Executive Director of the Saudi Charitable Association for Liver Patients (Kabdak), Mutlaq Al-Khamali, accompanied by the association's team. His Highness received the association's annual report on activities and programs for 2025. His Highness reviewed the report's contents, which detailed the association's achievements, programs, and services provided to beneficiaries. The report stated that 196,000 individuals benefited from the association's services, with 1,115 volunteers participating in its programs. Additionally, 364 individuals benefited from the association's care programs, and the association facilitated nine liver transplant surgeries and provided medication for 68 patients. His Highness praised the association's humanitarian role and the high-quality services it provides to liver patients, emphasizing that specialized charitable work is a vital support to the healthcare sector and embodies the values of solidarity and social responsibility. His Highness said: “The services and specialized programs offered by the ‘Your Liver’ Association reflect a commendable model of non-profit institutional work and underscore the importance of integration between healthcare providers and specialized associations in improving patients’ quality of life and providing care that addresses their needs.” For his part, the Executive Director of the Association, Mr. Mutlaq Al-Khamali, expressed his gratitude and appreciation to His Highness the Prince of Qassim and His Highness the Deputy Prince for their support and interest in the non-profit sector, emphasizing that this support serves as an incentive to continue developing the Association’s programs and expanding its services to fulfill its humanitarian mission.
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