In a New Humanitarian Step.. Quds Bank Continues Its Community Message by Delivering Medical Supplies to Displaced Persons in Tulkarm Camps

SadaNews - Recently, Quds Bank delivered a batch of medicines and medical supplies for the benefit of the displaced in the camps of Tulkarm Governorate, as part of the ongoing humanitarian campaign launched during the blessed month of Ramadan, in a scene that embodies a deep commitment to national and community responsibility.

The delivery ceremony took place at the Dar Governorate of Tulkarm for the Hope Association for the care of kidney failure patients, in the presence of Governor Major General Abdullah Kmeil. The director of the Tulkarm branch of the bank, Rani Suleiman, officially handed over the medicines, in the presence of Dr. Osama Ermilat, the director of the association, and representatives from official and medical bodies.
This qualitative intervention reflects the bank's philosophy of translating banking work into humanitarian action by reaching out to the most affected groups, specifically in refugee and displacement environments suffering from acute shortages of medicines and health services.
Rani Suleiman conveyed to the governor the greetings of the executive management to the governor and emphasized that this initiative comes as a continuation of what was implemented in Ramadan, stemming from the bank's commitment to respond to the urgent health needs of the displaced, especially in light of the exceptional circumstances facing the region.

For his part, Major General Abdullah Kmeil expressed his deep appreciation for this generous support, valuing the role of Quds Bank in standing by our people amidst the current challenges, and confirming that this model of cooperation between the private sector and official institutions is key to enhancing community resilience.

It is noteworthy that the bank carried out the "Quds in Ramadan" campaign, which included providing health and food aid in several governorates, reaffirming once again that the humanitarian aspect of the bank's work has never been a choice, but an integral part of its message.