Asiacell Donates 125 Million Iraqi Dinars to Support Healthcare and Children in Iraq
Baghdad - Sulaymaniyah, Iraq
Asiacell, the leading telecommunications and digital solutions company in Iraq, has announced the donation of 125 million Iraqi Dinars in support the healthcare sector and child welfare, as part of its ongoing corporate social responsibility initiatives.
The donation was allocated equally between the Iraqi Home for Creativity in Baghdad and the Hiwa Hospital for cancer patients in Sulaymaniyah, with 62.5 million Iraqi Dinars granted to each entity. This aims to support the medical and humanitarian needs of both institutions and strengthen their efforts in serving children and patients.
Over the past week, a delegation from Asiacell paid two official visits to the beneficiary institutions in Baghdad and Sulaymaniyah to deliver the donation. This reaffirms the company's commitment to supporting humanitarian and health initiatives that leave a direct, positive impact on the community's well-being.
On this occasion, Mr. Faruk Mustafa Rasool, Chairman of Asiacell, stated:
"At Asiacell, we believe that our role is not limited to providing telecommunications services and digital solutions; it extends to supporting the community and standing by the segments and institutions that need assistance. This donation is part of Asiacell’s corporate social responsibility strategy, which aims to support vital sectors, primarily healthcare and child welfare. We are proud to support the Iraqi Home for Creativity and Hiwa Hospital for cancer patients for the noble humanitarian services they provide."
This donation comes as part of Asiacell’s dedication to enhancing its social responsibility, supporting children and patients, and standing alongside humanitarian and health institutions that contribute to building a more cohesive and stable society.
Asiacell reaffirmed its ongoing commitment to adopting initiatives that foster community development and support vital sectors in Iraq, driven by its belief in the importance of partnerships between the private sector and humanitarian institutions in creating a positive and sustainable impact.
