Qatar Charity (QC) implemented the 'Qurbani Program' in Bangladesh, providing assistance to over 20,000 underprivileged individuals, including orphans and widows.

QC distributed the meat of sacrificial animals in 18 locations, including orphan care centres, across the country, to promote the values of solidarity and compassion, said a press release issued by its Dhaka office on Wednesday.

Dr. Mohammad Amin Hafiz Omar, country director of the Bangladesh office, personally oversaw the distribution efforts from the Bhairab orphan care centre in Kishoreganj.

Representatives from Qatar Charity's Bangladesh office were present at every site to ensure the efficient delivery of the meat to the beneficiaries.

The Qurbani program received substantial support from government officials who not only participated in several locations to inaugurate the program but also expressed their appreciation for the initiative undertaken by Qatar Charity to assist impoverished communities.

Expressing their joy and gratitude, the beneficiaries conveyed heartfelt thanks to Qatar Charity and its donors for providing them with the meat of the sacrificial animal.

A widow, Salma Akhter, enthusiastically stated, "We are delighted to have received the meat on Eid day from Qatar Charity because we are unable to afford to purchase meat or sacrificial cattle."

“It would have been distressing if we hadn't received the meat of sacrificial animals on Eid ul-Azha. Thanks to Qatar Charity, it has brought joy for us,” shared Sultan Ahmed, a needy farmer.