Awqaf Ministry and Qatar Charity Partnership Sets National Standard for Sustainable Cooperation

Hanoi:The Minister of Endowments (Awqaf) and Islamic Affairs, Ghanem bin Shaheen bin Ghanem Al Ghanem, highlighted the partnership with Qatar Charity as a national model of sustainable institutional cooperation. This collaboration aims to enhance the impact of endowment and charitable initiatives.

According to Qatar News Agency, During the inaugural meeting of the Joint Coordination and Follow-up Committee, established under Ministerial Decision No. 62 of 2026, the focus was on strengthening strategic cooperation. The committee's goal is to unify efforts and integrate expertise and resources to maximize the impact of endowment, Zakat, charitable, humanitarian, and development initiatives, supporting sustainable development in Qatar and internationally.

The meeting discussed expanding strategic cooperation and enhancing integration in joint initiatives and projects. The aim is to improve operational efficiency, achieve sustainable impact, set joint priorities, and establish necessary timelines for implementation.

The committee, formed under the ministerial decision, is tasked with overseeing the partnership, forming technical working groups, monitoring progress, evaluating outcomes, and addressing challenges to achieve its objectives and strategic priorities.

This initiative aligns with the Ministry's efforts to expand effective national partnerships and enhance institutional efficiency and societal impact. It also supports Qatar National Vision 2030, focusing on human and social development and promoting social responsibility, solidarity, and cooperation to advance sustainable development and humanitarian outcomes.

The Ministry's committee representatives include Eng. Hassan Abdullah Al Marzouqi, Mohammed Abdul Latif Al Mahmoud, Ibrahim Mohammed Al-Basiri, and Mohammed Jaber Al Mannai. Qatar Charity is represented by Yousef Ahmed Al Kuwari, Mohammed Ali Al Ghamdi, Nawaf Abdullah Al Hammadi, and Faisal Rashid Al Fehaida.