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DAAM signs funding agreement with Al Noor Center to support specialized equipment, vision clinic
The Social and Sport Contribution Fund (DAAM) has signed a three-year funding agreement with Al Noor Center, covering 2026-2028, to support the purchase of specialized equipment and the provision of a medical device for the center’s vision clinic.
Under the agreement, DAAM will provide financial support to strengthen services for beneficiaries by supplying specialized devices and technologies for people with visual impairment, and by equipping the vision clinic with a medical device to improve examination and eye-care services.
In this regard, Executive Director of Al Noor Center Meshaal bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi said: "We value this partnership with the Social and Sport Contribution Fund. It will strengthen the center’s technical and medical capacity and help us empower people with visual impairment and raise the quality of services provided to them.”
For his part, Director of Shared Services at DAAM Yousef Mohammed Al Nuaimi said: "This support is in line with the Third National Development Strategy, which aims to empower priority care groups, including people with visual impairment, and will help Al Noor Center develop its services and meet the needs of its beneficiaries.”
The agreement reflects the role of DAAM and Qatar Stock Exchange-listed companies in supporting social programs and sustainable development, in line with Qatar National Vision 2030.
Al Noor Center, one of the centers under the Qatar Foundation for Social Work, is among Qatar’s leading institutions in rehabilitation and support for people with visual impairment. It works to promote independence and active inclusion through specialized educational, rehabilitation and social programs.
Since its establishment in 2010, DAAM has launched a wide range of cultural, social, sporting and charitable projects. Contributions from listed companies on the Qatar Stock Exchange remain one of the Fund’s main sources of financing and make those companies a key partner in community development.