Amman, July 5 (Petra) — The King Hussein Cancer Foundation (KHCF)
and CFI Jordan, an online trading broker, signed a cooperation
agreement to establish and equip a mammography screening room under a
new early breast cancer detection project scheduled to launch later
this year.

The partnership is part of the Foundation’s Naming Program, which
enables individuals and companies to commemorate their names or honor
loved ones by naming facilities at the King Hussein Cancer Center,
including rooms, suites and floors, in return for donations that
support the Center’s humanitarian and medical mission.

According to a statement issued Sunday, Director General of the KHCF
Nisreen Qatamish said the partnership represents a leading model of
private-sector corporate social responsibility and reflects a growing
emphasis on building impactful partnerships that deliver sustainable
outcomes.

She said the agreement supports the Foundation’s efforts to provide
early breast cancer screening services in line with the highest
standards, helping improve women’s health by increasing opportunities
for early diagnosis and treatment.

CEO of the CFI Jordan Loay Azar said the agreement reflects the
company’s continued commitment to supporting the Foundation’s
humanitarian mission and contributing to improved healthcare and
quality of life, in line with its vision of empowering individuals
and supporting communities.

He expressed the company’s pride in partnering with the King Hussein
Cancer Foundation, describing it as a leading national healthcare
institution that continues to deliver high-quality medical and
humanitarian services. The CFI Jordan also commended the Foundation’s
efforts to expand access to early breast cancer screening,
contributing to better health outcomes and improved quality of life
for women.

//Petra// AJ