Qatar participates in Arab League follow up meeting on ending violence against children
<p>Doha, Qatar: The State of Qatar, represented by the Ministry of Social Development and Family (MSDF), participated on Sunday in the opening meeting of the 22nd session of the League of Arab States' Committee of the Follow Up on Ending Violence Against Children, held via video conference.</p> <p>In her address, Assistant Director of the MSDF's Family Development Department Nouf Ibrahim Al…
Doha, Qatar - The State of Qatar, through its Ministry of Social Development and Family (MSDF), took part on Sunday in the inaugural session of the 22nd Committee of the Follow Up on Ending Violence Against Children, convened by the League of Arab States via video conference.
Assistant Director of the MSDF's Family Development Department, Nouf Ibrahim Al Abdullah, spoke at the meeting, detailing Qatar's commitment to safeguarding children and promoting their rights. She emphasized the importance of sustained cooperation to create a secure and nurturing environment for children, protecting them from any form of violence.
Al Abdullah highlighted Qatar's dedication to international peace and stability, noting the country's contributions to resolving conflicts through dialogue and mediation. She underscored how these efforts help mitigate the humanitarian consequences of conflicts, especially their impact on children and families.
She reiterated Qatar's commitment to protecting children's rights, dignity, and safety, supporting initiatives to combat all forms of violence against them. She also stressed the importance of cooperation and sharing expertise in child protection.
The participation reflects the Ministry of Social Development and Family's commitment to strengthening the child protection system, highlighting the necessity of joint action to tackle challenges related to violence against children, ultimately contributing to the safety, stability, and well-being of children.
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