HIBAPRESS – a. Sayyad
In a solemn official ceremony held at the Luxembourg Palace in Paris, France, Moroccan Amin Cherki was crowned with the Gold Medal for Charitable Work, awarded by the World Association for the Public Good, an international organization recognized for its public interest, in honor of figures distinguished by their contributions to serving humanity and spreading noble values.
The awarding ceremony took place in an atmosphere filled with pride inside the "Napoleon and Bourbour" halls at the restaurant of the sheikhs in the Luxembourg Palace, where Cherki received the gold medal and his official certificate approved by the association's awards committee, after his crowning was officially announced last July.
This international recognition is considered an acknowledgment of Cherki's path filled with charitable initiatives and humanitarian projects, which contributed to strengthening the spirit of solidarity and serving the public good, both inside and outside Morocco.
The World Association for the Public Good affirmed that this crowning reflects its pride and gratitude to a figure who has dedicated his time and efforts to serving others, considering that what Cherki is doing constitutes an inspiring model for the values of giving and social responsibility.
With this achievement, Amin Cherki adds a new chapter of Moroccan brilliance in international forums, combining the spirit of citizenship and humanitarian openness, in a message that confirms that giving knows no bounds when the motive is the love of goodness and humanity.
