Gabon and Hungary are receiving dates and iftar meals as part of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques’ gift programs. In Gabon, the initiative will distribute five tons of dates to benefit 30,000 people.
According to SPA, the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance is implementing these programs. A launch ceremony in Gabon was attended by Saudi Ambassador Faraj bin Nader, Secretary-General of the Gabonese Government Abdul Razzaq Kambogo, and officials from the Supreme Islamic Center in Gabon.
In Hungary, the Saudi Embassy hosted a ceremony where two tons of dates were delivered to benefit approximately 4,000 people. Attendees included Saudi Ambassador Majed Al-Abdan, Hungarian Muslim Association Chairman Sultan Sulok, embassy staff, and Hungarian officials.
What are the details of the Ramadan program in Gabon? The program in Gabon involves the distribution of five tons of dates to benefit 30,000 people. The initiative was launched during an official ceremony attended by Saudi Ambassador Faraj bin Nader, Secretary-General of the Gabonese Government Abdul Razzaq Kambogo, and officials from the Supreme Islamic Center in Gabon.
How many people will benefit from the program in Hungary? Approximately 4,000 people will benefit from the program in Hungary. The Saudi Embassy in Hungary hosted a ceremony where two tons of dates were delivered, with attendance from Saudi Ambassador Majed Al-Abdan, Hungarian Muslim Association Chairman Sultan Sulok, and other embassy staff and officials.
Which Saudi entity is responsible for these gift programs? The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance is responsible for implementing the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques’ gift programs. These programs focus on distributing dates and providing iftar meals to Muslim communities in Gabon and Hungary during the holy month of Ramadan.