The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs announced its continued support for the 'Flower Each Spring' programme, within the framework of the ministry's keenness on raising awareness on the importance of vegetation cover in preserving the environment.
HE the Director-General of the General Directorate of Endowments at the Ministry, Sheikh Dr Khalid bin Mohamed bin Ghanim al-Thani, stressed the importance of intensifying the efforts to preserve green spaces, gardens and places that contain local plants as a national wealth.
He said the 'Flower Each Spring' programme is consistent with the objectives of the Waqf Bank for Family and Childhood, which aims to spread environmental awareness among children by holding various events and activities that increase their awareness and contribute to the preservation and development of environmental life in the community.
For his part, head of the 'Flower Each Spring' programme Dr Saif Ali al-Hajri expressed his appreciation for the ministry's continuous support, adding that the programme aims to enhance the environmental role in society, and to link children to the components of their environment and their natural heritage, thus enhancing hope for a green future in fulfillment of Qatar National Vision 2030.
Launched in 1999, the 'Flower Each Spring' programme celebrates each year, one of the natural plants of Qatar.