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Amman, July 21 (Petra) – The Amman Chamber of Commerce and Tkiyet Um
Ali signed a memorandum of understanding on Tuesday to expand support
for food security programs and provide monthly food assistance to
vulnerable families across the Kingdom for one year.
According to a chamber statement, the memorandum was signed by Amman
Chamber of Commerce Chairperson Khalil Haj Tawfiq and Tkiyet Um Ali
Director General Samer Balkar. Under the agreement, the chamber will
support Tkiyet Um Ali’s programs and activities, including the
monthly distribution of food parcels to eligible families in
accordance with the organization’s approved standards and operational
procedures.
Haj Tawfiq said the renewed partnership reflects the chamber’s
commitment, along with the commercial and services sectors, to
fulfilling its social responsibility and contributing to national
efforts to strengthen food security for families in need.
Speaking during the signing ceremony, he said the initiative
represents a contribution by Amman’s business community to
sustainable charitable programs and underscores the importance of
cooperation between the private sector and charitable institutions in
supporting the Kingdom’s most vulnerable groups.
He stressed that social responsibility is an integral part of the
chamber’s mission alongside its economic role in representing the
interests of the commercial and services sectors, describing support
for vulnerable families as both a national and humanitarian
obligation that helps strengthen social cohesion and stability.
Balkar praised the chamber’s continued support for Tkiyet Um Ali’s
programs, emphasizing the importance of partnerships with private
sector institutions in expanding assistance to beneficiaries and
ensuring the sustainability of initiatives aimed at combating hunger
and food insecurity.
He said the memorandum will help provide sponsored families with
their basic food needs for a full year through monthly food parcels
prepared and distributed in accordance with Tkiyet Um Ali’s health
and food safety standards.
Under the agreement, Tkiyet Um Ali will procure, prepare and
distribute the monthly food parcels to beneficiary families through
its established mechanisms, ensuring the continuity of food
assistance.
The memorandum builds on the longstanding cooperation between the
Amman Chamber of Commerce and Tkiyet Um Ali and reinforces their
joint efforts to enhance food security and reach vulnerable families
across the Kingdom.
//Petra// AJ