Fouad Khoury Hospital honors the Lebanese Red Cross in recognition of its humanitarian mission

The President of the Lebanese Red Cross, Dr. Antoine Zoghbi, received a delegation from the Fouad Khoury Hospital at the headquarters of the Lebanese Red Cross in the Spears area. During this visit, the Lebanese Red Cross was honored.

The visit came within the framework of emphasizing the importance of humanitarian work. It also aimed at strengthening cooperation between health and national institutions in Lebanon.

The delegation included Mrs. Faten Abu Ghida, Administrative Director, Dr. Elissar Hajili, Acting Medical Director, and Mr. Nadim Abdel Nour, Marketing and Marketing Consultancy Officer.

Praise for the humanitarian role of the Lebanese Red Cross

During the meeting, the two sides stressed the importance of the role played by the Lebanese Red Cross in various Lebanese regions.

It also stressed its effective contribution to supporting citizens and providing ambulance and humanitarian services. This support is especially important during the crises and challenges that Lebanon has witnessed in recent years.

The delegation stressed that the Lebanese Red Cross has formed a national model for volunteer and humanitarian work. This is due to the basic services it has provided.

Shield of Appreciation for Dr. Antoine Al-Zoghbi

At the end of the visit, the delegation of Fouad Khoury Hospital presented a shield of thanks and loyalty to Dr. Antoine Zoghbi.

This honor came in recognition of the great efforts made by the Lebanese Red Cross. These efforts were made through its volunteers, paramedics and workers spread across various regions.

The delegation also delivered a speech of thanks. In their speech, they expressed appreciation for the continuous sacrifices made by the Lebanese Red Cross.

He stressed the hospital’s keenness to support humanitarian initiatives and enhance cooperation with leading national institutions.

A partnership to serve the Lebanese community

This visit reflected the importance of cooperation between the health sector and humanitarian institutions.

She also stressed that joint work contributes to enhancing the services provided to citizens. Furthermore, it helps to consolidate the values of solidarity and social responsibility.