Qatar Charity (QC), in partnership with Mauritania’s Ministry of Social Action, Childhood and Family, inaugurated the foundation for a rehabilitation and training village dedicated to children with disabilities in the Dar Naim district of Nouakchott. The project is designed to enhance social protection measures and uphold the rights of persons with disabilities in Mauritania.

The ceremony took place recently and was attended by key officials, including Hamoudi Cheikhna Ali, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Social Action, Childhood and Family; Shaheen bin Ali al-Kaabi, ambassador of Qatar to Mauritania; Ibrahim Abdul-rahman al-Janahi, Director of Development Operations at QC; and Engineer Omer Abdelaziz, Director of QC’s office in Mauritania.

According to QC, the village will offer an integrated environment that combines education, rehabilitation, and care services for children with disabilities. The initiative aims to develop the capabilities of these children and equip them with practical skills to promote their active and direct participation in community life.

Ibrahim Abdul-rahman al-Janahi emphasized QC’s commitment to investing in vulnerable populations as a sustainable approach to improving quality of life. He described the project as a joint effort reflecting a shared vision between QC and Mauritania’s government to provide comprehensive services, reinforce the rights of persons with disabilities, and facilitate their social inclusion.

Engineer Omer Abdelaziz highlighted that the village will serve as a comprehensive development center offering rehabilitation, education, and training tailored to the needs of children with disabilities and their families. He expressed hope that the project would establish a model for care and community integration with a lasting positive impact.

Ambassador Shaheen bin Ali al-Kaabi noted that the initiative symbolizes the close bilateral relations between Qatar and Mauritania. He underscored a mutual commitment to fostering solidarity and supporting vulnerable groups that require enhanced care and empowerment.

The rehabilitation and training village represents a significant step toward improving the infrastructure and services available for persons with disabilities in Mauritania, aligning with broader goals of sustainable development and social inclusion.