Ghuras and Mentor Arab Discuss Strengthening Community Partnership and Drug Prevention Cooperation

As part of efforts to strengthen community partnerships and consolidate the concepts of social responsibility and joint Arab cooperation, Abdul Karim Al-Harbi, the Community Partnerships Officer at the Kuwaiti Association for Drug Prevention “Ghuras,” visited the headquarters of the Arab “Mentor” Foundation in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, representing the association.

He was received by Marwa Yahya, the General Programs Officer at the foundation, in the presence of Jamila Khader, the Coordinator of the Arab Organization for Drug Control in Syria. The meeting focused on exploring ways to enhance joint cooperation and develop partnership prospects between the two sides, contributing to supporting initiatives and programs aimed at empowering youth and enhancing community awareness.

The meeting resulted in agreements on several areas of cooperation, including: organizing mutual field visits to enhance communication and exchange institutional expertise and experiences; expanding the implementation of joint training and awareness programs to build and empower youth capacities; strengthening the exchange of expertise and consolidating sustainable cooperation between the two sides to serve Arab and human development goals; and intensifying awareness efforts and coordination among relevant associations and institutions to prevent drug-related risks and mitigate their impact on individuals and society.

This visit comes within the context of “Ghuras” Association’s commitment to expanding its network of Arab partnerships and enhancing cooperation with specialized institutions, driven by its belief in the importance of integrating efforts and unifying initiatives to confront the scourge of drugs and build a more aware society capable of protecting its younger generations.