Qatar Hosts 19 Russian and Ukrainian Families with Full Support

 The State of Qatar announces the arrival of 19 families from Russia and Ukraine, including 32 children, in Doha. These families will participate in the respective programs for Russia and Ukraine offering healthcare and comprehensive support services.

This initiative is part of Qatar's continued mediation efforts to help reunite families separated by the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the State of Qatar has confirmed that 19 Russian and Ukrainian families, including 32 children, will be hosted in Doha from April 14 to 24.

This follows Qatar’s successful hosting of 20 Russian and Ukrainian families last year, where they received medical, psychological, and social support.

The Ministry also highlighted that such as this initiative is a crucial step in supporting families through their recovery process. It is specifically designed to address immediate needs while also laying the foundation for their long-term recovery and integration.

The Ministry highlights that the program is implemented in partnership with HE Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, on the Ukrainian side. The program is focused on strengthening the well-being and stability of the families. By addressing the psychological and social health of each family member, it helps them rebuild their lives with confidence and a sense of security.

On the side of the Russian Federation, the partner is Maria Lvova-Belova, the Children’s Rights Commissioner for the President of the Russian Federation. The program is aimed at supporting families, improving their overall condition, and creating the conditions for a stable and harmonious life.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirms that the State of Qatar, in its role as a mediator, remains dedicated to protecting the well-being of all civilians affected by the conflict. It also underscores Qatar’s firm commitment to continuing its mediation efforts, with a particular focus on reuniting children with their families and ensuring their safety and well-being.

 

(QNA)