Nuqul Group expands Tkiyet Um Ali's Mashaweer program to reach its adopted Al Koura District

The program focuses on providing scooter-based delivery services for the conveyance of parcels and small packages to meet the day-to-day delivery needs of homes, restaurants and companies alike.

Through Nuqul Group's support, the program will be implemented and for the first time in Al Koura district, where ten candidates will receive intensive training on delivery services over the period of two months giving them the needed skills to enter the labor market. This partnership also offers beneficiaries suitable work opportunities securing career advancement.

Mr. Nidal Eses, CEO of Nuqul Group, said:

"Through this project we invest in youth, the core of each community, by empowering them. We focus on training and giving them the skills they need to build a bright future. Our investment in today's youth would definitely create a better tomorrow."

Mr. Eses also added, "Tkiyet Um Ali has been a major partner throughout our journey in Al Koura; we are very proud of our continuous partnership, and we hope our joint initiatives will make a difference."

Mr. Ehab Al-Deeb, the Director General of Tkiyet Um Ali, said, "This joint cooperation highlights Nuqul Group as a pioneer in the field of Social Responsibility and a true believer and supporter of community development. This unique initiative will provide several less fortunate families in Al Koura with long term plans and key solution to hunger and poverty."

Nuqul Group's Corporate Social Responsibility involves the adoption of the local community in Al Koura through several programs. Nuqul Group joins hands with national and local NGO's to further enhance its role and increase positive impact in the area.

Established in 1952, Nuqul Group brings together 30 regional and global companies, more than 5,500 employees and exports its products to over 45 exports markets worldwide.

Tkiyet Um Ali is a non-governmental organization and a first initiative of its kind in Jordan and the Middle East to fight hunger and provide food security to the poor. Initiated, and chaired by HRH Princess Haya Bin Al-Hussein in memory of Her late mother Queen Alia Al-Hussein (Um Ali), the Tkiyet is inspired by the concept of providing aid for the poor and strives to fight hunger through providing daily meals for the poor and hungry, delivering food supplies on a monthly basis to poor families across the Kingdom as well as train and rehabilitate them in different fields in an attempt to empower them and provide incomes to support themselves.