“Zayed Village” Project Overview:
Dar Al Ber, a charitable organization, has implemented a comprehensive humanitarian project called “Zayed Village.”
The village serves as a model community, covering a total area of 35,000 square meters.
While the total cost of the project reached 4.3 million dirhams.
“Zayed Village” project is an inspiring initiative, as it supports a number of families in Niger with homes and services.
Ensuring the best standards so they enjoy a high quality life.
Beneficiaries:
- Fifty impoverished families benefit from this vital humanitarian project.
- The village provides essential services through a school and a medical clinic.
- It represents one of the sustainable development projects undertaken by Dar Al Ber in 2024.
Infrastructure and Facilities:
The village comprises 50 houses, each measuring 69 square meters.
Each house consists of two bedrooms and a living room.
Other facilities include a fully equipped school with six modern classrooms.
In addition to a medical clinic (150 square meters), and a mosque (150 square meters) with other amenities.
As well as ten commercial shops (dakakin) that serve as a charitable endowment to support the village’s infrastructure.
Sustainability Measures:
- The project includes two solar-powered artesian wells.
- Water supply infrastructure ensures access to clean water for drinking and household use.
- A 500-square-meter natural turf sports field has been created.
- Sustainable construction materials, such as cement bricks and zinc roofing, were used.
Impact of Zayed Village
Dr. Mohammed Suhail Al Muhairi, CEO of Dar Al Ber, emphasized the long-term positive impact on impoverished communities.
As such holistic and integrated humanitarian projects improve human capabilities and enhance quality of life.
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CEO of Dar al Ber extended his thanks to everyone who contributed to this project:
“Thanks to God and your generous support.
We have been able to achieve this project, which provides basic services to 50 poor families in Niger.
Including education, health care and job creation,.
Your efforts and generosity reflect the spirit of giving and dedication, and contribute to improving the lives of many individuals.”
