The Qudsuna Endowment Foundation organized the Ramadan breakfast for the neighborhood committees in the Old City , in honor of their role and steadfastness in the Old City, and their partnership in implementing the Foundation's projects in the Old City.

The breakfast began with a speech from the head of the Old City Youth Committee, Nasser Qaws, in which he praised the efforts of the Qudsna Waqf Foundation and its important role in the city of Jerusalem, and its keenness to be present in the Old City.

Qaws added that the Qudsuna Endowment Foundation, which is entering its ninth year, has proven to be one of the most important Jerusalem institutions, which has a prominent role in empowering people and building the institution.

On the one hand, Prof. Dr. Imad Abu Kishek, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Qudsuna Foundation, welcomed the youth of the Old City, stressing that Qudsuna Foundation is proud of the youth of the city of Jerusalem and is doing its best to empower the youth economically and socially.

Abu Kishk explained the challenges and difficulties that the Foundation faces in light of the scarcity of capabilities and the large number of commitments, stressing that the Foundation has taken upon itself to do everything in its power to support the various sectors in the city of Jerusalem.

Abu Kishk presented the Foundation's projects over the past years, stressing that the Foundation's doors are open to anyone who has an inquiry or suggestion, based on the Foundation's vision and commitment to partnership with the local community and all partner institutions.

During the breakfast, the coordinators of the committees and volunteers in the campaigns of the Qudsna Endowment Foundation over the past years were honored.