Khatwa Humanitarian Initiative carries out mass circumcision in Haj Youssef

The Citizen /Haffiya Elyas

Mass circumcision is considered a tradition of the Sudanese people, who value solidarity, compassion, and community. These values will continue to prevail in our various societies.

In continuation of its support for the implementation of community and humanitarian programs that serve citizens, the Khatwa initiative implemented mass circumcision in cooperation with Noor Al-Sham Clinic, led by Dr. Jaafar Muhammad Al-Hassan.

Dr. Jaafar Muhammad Al-Hassan expressed his joy and appreciation for providing this humanitarian service to the children of the Hajj Youssef region.

For her part, Panda John, Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of the Khatwa initiative, added that this initiative aims to reduce the burden on needy families and expressed her thanks and appreciation to all parties that participated in this program, stressing the continuation of the initiative in the implementation of such community and solidarity projects.

In other regions, stressing that a step will remain a good help for all sectors of Sudanese society, especially needy families and vulnerable segments.

Panda said, “We all hope that we will be a step towards giving and drawing a smile on the faces of the people of the region, asking them to pray for a step of success because doing good will remain, and our Lord will make you good people… And life is still fine. The world is still fine, and Sudan is recovering, God willing.”

Panda pointed out that this initiative is one of the good initiatives under these circumstances and represents a great support for families.