Qatar Charity (QC) inaugurated several development projects and signed a framework co-operation agreement with the Senegalese Ministry of Family and Solidarity.
The initiatives were launched during an official visit by a high-level QC delegation led by CEO Yousuf bin Ahmed al-Kuwari. This move underscores the deep fraternal and humanitarian ties between Qatar and Senegal, a statement said.
During the visit, a mosque and well — both dedicated as a reward for Dr Rabia bin Sabah al-Kuwari — were inaugurated in Seo village, located in Ngogom, Bambey. The ceremony was attended by members of the local community and the QC delegation, which included Dr al-Kuwari’s son, Sabah bin Rabia al-Kuwari.
The mosque, covering 400sq m and accommodating over 460 worshippers, serves as a centre for worship, education, and community cohesion. The well, equipped with a pump and water tank, provides clean drinking water to approximately 5,000 residents, improving health and daily living conditions. Al-Kuwari emphasised the project as a symbol of friendship between Qatar and Senegal and thanked all contributors to these initiatives. The QC delegation also participated in signing a framework agreement with the Senegalese Ministry of Family and Solidarity.
Al-Kuwari and Maimouna Dieye, Minister of Family and Solidarity, signed the agreement, which aims to establish a framework for humanitarian and developmental co-operation.
