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UAE- Korean Consul General visits Sharjah City for Humanitarian Services


2/17/2016 3:34:23 AM

(MENAFN- Emirates News Agency (WAM))

SHARJAH 16th February 2016 (WAM)--Heo Nam Duk Consul General of the Republic of Korea in the UAE commended the services provided to students with disabilities by the Sharjah City for Humanitarian Services.

While leading the Korean delegation in a tour to the Sharjah City for Humanitarian Services the Korean Consul General expressed his deep respect about the efforts of staff at this prestigious foundation notably Director-General Sheikha Jameela bin Mohammed Al Qasimi.

He expressed his desire to strengthen coordination and cooperation between the city and the consulate praising the keenness of the city to provide the finest professional programmes to educate and train people with the disabilities to help highlight their talents and capabilities within the proper conditions of the city.

Accompanied by Sheikha Jameela the delegation toured the Sharjah City for Humanitarian Services' premises.

At the end of the visit the students with disabilities presented to the visiting delegation memento gifts- artistic products made by the students themselves. The Consul General and the members of the delegation were impressed and thanked them for their kind gesture.


WAM/Majok


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