The Multinational Electronic Sale Of Luxury Goods, QNET, Has Drawn Up A Group Of Actions To Be Carried Out In Different Countries In support Of The Most Vulnerable Communities In Celebration Of The Holy Month Of Ramadan. Muslims Around The World Dedicate This Month To Prayer, Reflection, And Charity For Those Most In Need.
Poverty Puts People At Greater Risk Of Infection and Imposes The Brunt Of Its Economic Impact On Them. Many Have Lost Their Source Of Income And Live In Uncertainty. We Want To Do Everything Possible To Bring Joy And Comfort To Those Who Need It Most During This Holy Month. “Malou Caluza, Executive Director Of QNET
For The Occasion, The Direct Selling Company Has Drawn Up An Action Plan Involving Its Network Of Distributors With Local Charities In 30 Countries To Help The Most Disadvantaged Communities.
Morocco
The Moroccan Solidarity Association (AMS), Recognized For The Work Carried Out Over The Years In Disadvantaged Populations, Through Social And Humanitarian Actions, Was The One Chosen By The Company For Its Plan In Morocco. The Multinational Has Financed Baskets Made Up Of Basic Necessities Designed To Help Poor Families Throughout This Month.
“We Are Very Happy To Benefit This Ramadan From The Human And Financial Support Of QNET, A Company That Regularly Demonstrates Its Civic Commitment In Morocco And In The World.” Fatiha Mghoghi, President Of The AMS.
The AMS Distributed The Baskets In Several Key Locations In The Country, Helping Dozens Of Families In Need, Aggravated By The Covid-19 Health Situation.
“We Launched This Annual Initiative As A Commitment To Lead The Change We Want To See In The World. We Plan To Expand The Scope Of This Operation And Redouble Our Efforts To Help More Communities Next Year. We Will Always Be Faithful To The Spirit Of The RYTHM Foundation (Stand Up To Help Humanity) By Continually Giving Back To Those In Need, And This To Have A Lasting And Positive Impact On The Hearts Of Moroccans. “Malou Caluza.
This Is Not The Only Action Of The Company In The Country. Previously During The Health Crisis, She Contributed Financially To The Ana Maak Initiative. With This Help, The Group Of United Citizens Distributed Vouchers To Informal Workers, Benefiting Around 7 Thousand Families.
