Kuwait begins its relief campaign for the Rohingya Muslims in Malaysia

Kuwaiti Rohingya Relief campaign began on Sunday in the provision of food aid to nearly 1,500 Rohingya refugee families in Malaysia as part of the relief campaign announced earlier, in the campaign includes many events and social programs for refugees.

The supervisor of the Global Rohingya Center (GRC), Dr. Ahmed Baghdadi, who is taking part in the campaign, he has already distributed 250 food baskets in Langkawi island, northwest of Malaysia, also it is scheduled for distribution of furthermore 1000 food baskets to the families of the Rohingya refugees in the coming days.

On Saturday the delegation including the campaign organizer President Jinan Badr Alanizy and Chairman of Human Rights Society Kuwait Khaled Hamidi Al-Ajmi and a number of escorts in order to begin the distribution of humanitarian aid operation in the framework.
Rohingya refugees who have arrived in Malaysia in May to escape the state sponsored persecution against them.

The campaign organizer Ms. Jenan will also provide 100 bag for children containing games and things for educational purposes and to bring happiness and joy in them, noting that the delegation organized a meeting with refugees in one of the lounges on the island of Langkawi with a gala dinner attended by nearly 150 members of the community living there.
It should be noted that Rohingya community Council in Malaysia and Global Rohingya Center (GRC) contributed and coordinate the meetings with the delegation while translating dialogues.