Minister Urges Qatar Charity To Establish Hospital in FCT

The Minister of the Nigerian Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Malam Muhammad Musa Bello has appealed to Qatar Charity to establish Hospital in Wassa Housing Estate currently ongoing.

The Minister equally expressed appreciation to Qatar Charity for the ongoing construction of a housing estate for widows and orphans in Wassa District, Abuja donated by the organization.

The Minster said this when senior officials of the Doha based Qatari charity organization paid him a courtesy visit in Abuja Nigeria’s capital.

Malam Bello while pledging that the FCT Administration would continue to work closely with Qatar Charity, reaffirmed the FCTA’s commitment to support the mutual economic relations between both countries,

The Minister also urged Qatar Charity to set up a hospital in Abuja to cater for the well-being of the increasing population in the Territory.

Malam Bello also urged Qatar Charity to establish its African headquarters in Nigeria, preferably Abuja.

Earlier, Leader of the Qatari delegation and Vice Executive Chairman, Qatar Charity, Mr. Ahmad Yusuf thanked the Minister for the opportunity to meet with him and pledged his organization’s continuous cooperation with the FCT Administration.

According to Mr. Yusuf, Qatar Charity established a branch in Nigeria since 2019 and now has many projects in the country.

Also present at the event were the Chief of Staff to the Minister, Malam Bashir Mai-Bornu, Secretary for Health and Human Services, Dr Abubakar Tafida, Media Director of Qatar Charity, Soud Ali Rashed and other senior officials of the FCTA and Qatar Charity.


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