The Minister of Women's Affairs and the honorable Governor of Qalqilya visit the Ajyal Association for the Care of the Elderly.

Qalqilya – The Minister of Women's Affairs, Ms. Mona Khalili, and His Excellency the Governor of Qalqilya Governorate, Major General Hossam Abu Hamda, visited the Ajyal Association for the Care of the Elderly in the city of Qalqilya. The delegation was received by the association's president, Susan Ghashash, and the members of the administrative and general bodies of the association. The delegation was briefed on the nature of the association's work, its programs, activities, and its role in enhancing the participation and social and psychological interaction of the elderly.

Al Khalili emphasized that the elderly have rights guaranteedby the state, stressing the importance of providing an environment that allows them to participate and interact socially and engage in activities that enhance their mental and physical health and renew their sense of hope and belonging. She explained that a person's contributions do not stop with aging, but rather take on other forms, such as transferring experiences and knowledge and providing guidance and mentorship to younger generations, emphasizing that success stories and accumulated experiences represent an invaluable societal wealth.

Al Khalili praised the role played by the Ajyal Association in providing a space for interaction and participation for the elderly, commending the efforts of those in charge, and emphasizing the importance of continuing activities that enhance the presence and community participation of the elderly and preserve their dignity and rights.

For her part, the head of the association, Susan Ghashash, expressed her appreciation for the visit of the minister, the governor, and the accompanying delegation, affirming that the association carries a humanitarian message aimed at enhancing the sense of security and belonging among the elderly. She emphasized the importance of the cooperation of official and community efforts to support its message and continue its role in caring for this group.