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"Centrale Danone" announced on Wednesday the relaunch of its "We Collaborate for Good" initiative, in line with its commitment to "solidarity work."
The company said in a statement that "within the framework of its continuous efforts to achieve a positive social impact, the company is strengthening its efforts this year by contributing to the provision of 140,000 iftar meals made from dairy products and distributing 7,000 food baskets to the most vulnerable families."
It added that "thanks to its ongoing partnerships with a number of local charities, Centrale Danone continues to strengthen its field presence through cooperation with community actors who seek to provide complete meals for the neediest families."
The company continued that this version of the initiative involves "the company's cooperation with each of Al Baraka Angel Association, Solidarity of Hope, Volunteers of Hope, Dar Al Banat, the Women's Solidarity Association, and the Umm Kulthum Foundation, with the aim of expanding the circle of beneficiaries and enhancing the impact of solidarity work."
In addition to iftar meals, the company clarified that it will "distribute food baskets containing essential materials, with the aim of providing continuous support to the benefiting families throughout the holy month."
In this context, Hervé Orazi Parire, CEO of "Centrale Danone," said that the month of Ramadan is a "distinguished station in which the values of generosity and solidarity are embodied, and these are the values upon which the principles of Centrale Danone are based."
He continued that "through the 'We Collaborate for Good' initiative, we renew our commitment to supporting the community fabric and providing tangible and sustainable support to the neediest families," adding: "This initiative also reflects our constant eagerness to be close to local communities and contribute to enabling everyone to access healthy and balanced nutrition."
The company's statement confirmed that Centrale Danone employees are actively participating in the "We Collaborate for Good" initiative, where they are directly present in the field to contribute to the distribution of iftar meals and food baskets," stressing that their field commitment is considered "a basic factor to ensure the success and effectiveness of the initiative, making this holy month an occasion for solidarity, participation, and giving."
