Madinah Heritage signs two agreements with Madinah Neighbourhood Centre Association and Madinah Takaful Association

Medina Heritage, one of the Public Investment Fund companies, has signed two agreements with Medina Neighborhood Centers Association and Medina Takaful Association. It aims to strengthen the partnership between Medina Heritage, the Neighborhood Centers Association and Medina Takaful Association. The two agreements were signed by Medina Heritage, Dr. Mubarak Al-Suwailem, on behalf of Medina CEO. Bandar Al-Qahtani, Engineer of Heritage, and Dr. Samir Al-Maghamisi, Secretary General of the Neighborhood Centers Association, and the Secretary General of the Takaful Association, Abdul Mohsen Al-Harbi, through the platform of signing the agreements at the International Exhibition of the Non-Profit Sector, which was held recently in Riyadh.

The agreement was signed with the Association of Neighborhood Centres and aims to engage in social work, develop skills in human factors through workshops and conferences, and support various activities in social, recreational, sports, cultural and artistic neighborhood centres.

The agreement between Medina Heritage and the Community Center Association provides for three main provisions, the first of which is participation in the organization of sports, cultural and social events to help develop the human element of the Medina community. The agreement also seeks to expand the organization of more joint events. Seminars and conferences that serve the goals of Medina Heritage and the Medina Biological Association.

The agreement signed between Medina Heritage and the Takaful Association also stipulates three clauses, the most important of which is to use the handicrafts provided by some male and female artisans sponsored by the association and develop their skills in many projects stipulated by the association to meet the needs of the local market. It stipulates that the city’s date palm heritage products must be available at the sales outlets of the Takaful Association in different locations and different sales platforms. The agreement enhances the benefits of the social level and the human factor, as well as the important position of the Takaful Association in agricultural affairs.

Eng. Bandar Al-Qahtani, CEO of Medina Heritage Company, said that the company is taking steps in line with the company’s strategy to develop and develop date products, which starts from Medina, which is renowned in our homeland.

Al-Qahtani added that the date palm industry has more work and development in all fields and in all regions of the Kingdom, noting that the current focus is on establishing specific areas of the company’s infrastructure, such as demonstration farms, date factories and sales outlets, which will be based on the time plan of the nascent company.