In collaboration with the H.I. Humanitarian Foundation, the event included physical and artistic activities as well as gift distribution to the children, providing moments of joy and hope amidst their difficult circumstances.

The association reaffirmed its commitment to offering psychological and moral support to displaced children, emphasizing that such activities help them regain a part of their lost childhood due to the brutal war.

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A representative from the association highlighted that this noble support reflects the deep fraternal solidarity between the Algerian and Palestinian peoples and showcases the spirit of generosity Algerians embody toward their brothers and sisters in Gaza. He explained that such initiatives go beyond financial sponsorships, offering a message of hope and psychological support that bolsters the resilience of orphaned children who lack the most basic necessities of a dignified life.

The representative also noted that members of the Algerian community, both within the country and abroad, are committed to providing all possible material and moral support to these orphans. He called on all benefactors to continue these humanitarian efforts, praying that Allah Almighty rewards their generosity with blessings and peace of mind. He affirmed, “Every contribution to these orphans makes a real difference in their lives and brings smiles to their innocent faces.”

In a heartfelt expression of gratitude, children in Gaza conveyed their thanks for this generosity. One beneficiary, a young girl from Gaza, shared her emotions:

“Who am I? An orphan living in Gaza amidst wars and fear, among screams and pain. I don’t know the meaning of childhood or life. I am deprived of my simplest rights, of playing with other children. Should I play with stones, or fire, or shrapnel from wars? I am denied my right to education before I can learn and excel at school. My life now revolves around searching for safety.”

The girl concluded her message by saying, “Thank you, from the children of proud Gaza to beloved Algeria.” This moving message underscores the profound impact of these humanitarian initiatives in alleviating the suffering of Palestinian children and instilling hope in their hearts.

Supporting orphans in Gaza is part of the series of humanitarian projects the Algerian Baraka Association seeks to implement in the region. These efforts include providing monthly sponsorships and food aid, aiming to strengthen the resilience of the Palestinian people and support the most vulnerable groups, particularly orphans who suffer from the absence of security and care.

These sponsorships are a message of hope for these children, as the Algerian people genuinely contribute to drawing a smile on the faces of young ones deprived of their basic rights amidst war and destruction.

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The project involved comprehensive renovations, including repairing damaged ceilings, refurbishing walls, painting, and equipping the ward with modern medical equipment to enhance the working environment for doctors and nurses and provide comfort for women.

On December 26, 2024, Al Baraka organized an inauguration ceremony for the maternity ward, attended by several officials and prominent figures. Mr. Shadi Janina, Director of Al Baraka’s Gaza Office, expressed his gratitude to the donors, highlighting that the hospital has always supported Palestinian families and their patients with its skilled doctors. He emphasized that this project aligns with Al Baraka’s commitment to providing the best healthcare services for the injured and ill among the Palestinian people.

The director further noted that Al Baraka’s efforts in this project reflect their deep commitment to the Palestinian cause and their ongoing dedication to bolstering Palestinian resilience. He also extended thanks to Al Baraka’s team and healthcare professionals working on the ground for their significant efforts to improve the health sector in Gaza.

Meanwhile, the management of Al Ahli Baptist Hospital, represented by the hospital director and the head of physicians, expressed deep gratitude to Al Baraka Association for its continuous efforts since the beginning of the aggression. They described this project as the largest and most significant among the initiatives carried out by Al Baraka in Gaza.

This project marks a major step in advancing the healthcare sector in Gaza. The renovation serves as a vivid example of ongoing humanitarian cooperation amid the great challenges faced by the Palestinian people and stands as a new cornerstone for providing essential healthcare to those in need.

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The project aims to alleviate the suffering of families facing the threat of hunger, particularly amidst the devastating effects of the prolonged war on innocent civilians.

This initiative was made possible through the generous support of kind donors from the Arab community in London, who demonstrated their solidarity by providing essential aid to strengthen the resilience of the Palestinian people.

Al Baraka Association expressed its heartfelt gratitude to the donors for their generosity, emphasizing that this contribution represents the highest values of human solidarity and social compassion while supporting Palestinians in their steadfastness against harsh conditions.

The association reaffirmed its commitment to continuing its humanitarian and relief projects in Gaza, calling on individuals and institutions to extend a helping hand and contribute to these noble efforts to ensure aid reaches those in need.

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The association participated within the Algeria Pavilion at the expo, hosting visitors from various countries at booth number 12, including Syria, the United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Turkey, and Palestine. The booth witnessed notable engagement from visitors who showed keen interest in the association’s charitable and developmental projects, reinforcing its reputation as a key player in humanitarian work and sustainable development on a global scale.

During its participation, Al-Baraka International highlighted its efforts in relief and development, showcasing projects aimed at achieving sustainable development goals. The expo also provided an opportunity to strengthen relationships with other organizations and institutions across fields such as Islamic finance, food, fashion, media, and tourism.

This participation marks a significant step in Al-Baraka International Association’s journey to enhance its presence at international events, providing a platform for interaction with diverse cultures and global partners.

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The association’s booth was located in section (A3-107), where it showcased its most prominent projects and achievements in the fields of relief and humanitarian work. The booth received several notable visits, including from the Turkish Minister of Religious Affairs, delegations from international organizations in Pakistan, Somalia, and Indonesia, and a delegation from the Gaza Destek Association. Syrian vocalist Anas Haddad and the Arab Communities Representative of the Justice and Development Party, Mr. Recep, also visited the booth. The exhibit saw remarkable engagement from international students from Palestine, India, Bangladesh, Kashmir, and Yemen, who expressed great interest in the association’s projects and programs.

Additionally, the booth was honored by the visit of the President of the Union of NGOs and members of its General Secretariat, where discussions took place on strengthening cooperation among NGOs and exchanging ideas for joint projects to contribute to achieving sustainable development goals.

Al-Baraka International Association’s participation in this event provided a valuable opportunity to present its vision and achievements while fostering collaboration with various organizations.

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The expo serves as a significant platform to foster cooperation among NGOs in Turkey and the Islamic world, addressing various social and humanitarian issues. Its primary aim is to strengthen solidarity between civil society organizations, explore new avenues for collaboration, and exchange expertise to develop innovative solutions for pressing challenges such as migration, humanitarian crises, and emergency aid.

The event includes diverse activities such as seminars, workshops, forums, and interactive discussions aimed at presenting practical solutions to urgent problems. Additionally, cultural and artistic activities are organized to showcase the Islamic world’s rich heritage, enhancing awareness and mutual understanding among participants and visitors.

The expo is a golden opportunity to discuss international cooperation among NGOs, with new strategic partnerships expected to be signed and joint projects explored in areas like education, health, youth, family, women’s empowerment, disaster management, and humanitarian aid.

hrough its participation, Al-Baraka International seeks to reinforce its role in delivering immediate and sustainable humanitarian solutions. The association reaffirms its commitment to supporting humanitarian causes and considers the expo an excellent opportunity to expand international collaboration and strengthen partnerships with organizations dedicated to addressing the challenges faced by Islamic communities.

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The meat was distributed to displaced and war-affected families in the central governorate to provide relief and support to those suffering from the aftermath of displacement and challenging living conditions. This initiative is one of many projects aimed at fostering solidarity and social cohesion within Gaza.

The association’s team extended their gratitude to the donors, praying that this Akeeka becomes a source of blessings for the child and their family and that the donors’ charitable actions are accepted.

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Al Baraka Association team in Northern Gaza emphasized the importance of resilience and hope in overcoming hardships. They reiterated their commitment to continuing the “Fulfilled Promise Campaign” to support the people of Gaza and bring smiles back to their faces.

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