During the ongoing Muslim holy month of Ramadan, the World Tourism Network (WTN) demonstrates its commitment to philanthropy, particularly towards orphans.
The WTN Bangladesh Chapter, under the chairmanship of Mr. HM Hakim Ali, organized a heartfelt Iftar party on Wednesday, March 27, 2024, at Hotel Agrabad in Chattogram, Bangladesh.
This initiative, co-sponsored by Hotel Agrabad, is part of the organization’s ongoing social responsibility efforts. Over 100 orphaned children were invited to partake in the evening, enjoying delicious Iftar meals and sweets.
Hotel Agrabad is a 5-star hotel in Chittagong, Bangladesh. Chittagong is a large port city on the southeastern coast of Bangladesh.
The hotel houses four different multi-cuisine restaurants to ensure the satisfaction of guests’ taste buds worldwide. It also has a fully equipped fitness center, a six-lane swimming pool, and an authentic Thai spa.
At the event, Mr. Ali expressed the importance of giving back to the community and the significance of such gatherings for orphaned children. He emphasized that this event was a small yet meaningful step towards fulfilling their social responsibility.
Mr. Ali added, “We aim to bring joy to these children’s lives, and we hope they cherish the memories made during this event.”
The children expressed their gratitude to Mr. Ali for organizing the memorable occasion. This Iftar party exemplifies just one of the many corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities planned by the WTN Bangladesh Chapter, demonstrating their dedication to positively impacting society.
With members in 133 countries and a growing network of chapters, the World Tourism Network continues to lead by example in promoting social welfare.
Juergen Steinmetz, founder and global chairman of World Tourism Network, said from the organization’s Hawaii, USA headquarters:
This is the second year Chairman Hakim Ali has organized such an important give-back event. I am proud of our Bangladesh Chapter, which sets an excellent example of tourism as an ambassador for people and peace.”
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