Abdulaziz Bin Humaid Foundation discusses ways to further strengthen relations with King Khalid Foundation
Abdulaziz Bin Humaid Foundation received a delegation from the supporting partner King Khalid Foundation (KFF), the international, Saudi-based, philanthropic organization that is dedicated to humanitarian and development activities.
The meeting between the two entities was held at Ajman Youth Centre last week in the presence of ABHF’s team, graduates from the Abdulaziz Bin Humaid Leadership Program (ALP) and Ajman Youth Centre’s officials. The meeting aimed to exchange ideas and share experiences between the two foundations.
During the meeting, which was organized in collaboration with Emirates Foundation, the supporting partner, the two sides discussed standards that can be applied in the regional and international leadership programs. A number of suggestions were presented during the meeting for future implementations in collaboration with Abdulaziz Bin Humaid Foundation and its leading program—the ALP.
At the beginning of the meeting, Shaikha Ali Al-Nuaimi, Corporate Communication Manager, Abdulaziz Bin Humaid Foundation, delivered a presentation on the foundation’s community initiatives and GCC programs. The presentation highlighted the achievements made by the ALP since its inception and its young graduates, who are now filling senior positions in the public and private sector.
King Khalid Foundation’s delegation presented the major development projects funded by the foundation in the KSA and highlighted some of the other humanitarian initiatives that are being carried out in collaboration with local and international organizations. The delegation presented the corporate strategy, objective, vision and mission of the KKF.
During the meeting, some of the graduates shared their success stories with the ALP followed by a presentation about Ajman Youth Centre, which was delivered by Ahmed Al-Raesi, the director of the center.
Shaikha Ali Al-Nuaimi said, “The visits by various delegations from the GCC and Arab countries aim to learn the best practices that are provided by our programs. Such visits are part of our strategic and future plans to further strengthen relationships with the mother countries of our young participants.”
“The meeting, which was held in collaboration with the Emirates Foundation, is in line with our strategy to boost relations with the KKF, our supporting partner,” she added.
Mohammed Al-Ghifri, Head of Scholarship Centre at the King Khalid Foundation, said: “We are pleased to visit the ABHF and to have the opportunity to learn about ALP’s unique initiatives and the services it provides to individuals and communities. We affirm our continued support of the ALP and its aims to create a positive social impact.” He stressed the importance of ongoing communication with successful partners in the UAE for the purpose of exchanging ideas and experience.
Ghifri extended his thanks and appreciation to the organizers of the ALP for their hospitality and warm welcome. He lauded their outstanding efforts to introduce innovative programs. He wished success to the program in its endeavor to train and develop young individuals who are able to have a positive impact in their respective countries.