Finally, after 8 years, a meeting took place between the Kuwaiti journalist, Meshari Al-Enezi, and a group of orphaned children in Yemen, whom he sponsors through a charitable organization. It was a meeting full of feelings and aroused sympathy on the communication platforms.
After these long years, Al-Enezi decided to meet these orphans personally, so he packed his luggage and traveled to Yemen, but the problem is that the orphans live in Ibb Governorate, which is under the control of the Houthis, so he went to the city of Aden, and the children endured the hardship of traveling for more than 10 hours for this meeting. .
Al-Enezi published a video clip documenting the first moments of his meeting with the children in Aden, and the video received many interactions on social media platforms, after it overflowed with many noble human and emotional feelings between the orphans and the person who sponsored them for many years.
In an interview with episode (12/26/2022) of the “Shabakat” program, Mashari Al-Enezi confirmed that he was happy to meet the orphans after working with the center where they have been living for 8 years, calling on everyone to continue supporting such centers, because they bring benefit to many orphans. around the world.
The episode monitored the interaction with the event, as the “Shohra” account wrote, “It is really nice to see the result of the donations. The children have grown up and learned, and some of them have become employees, great work.”
As for Heba Ali, she described the matter as great, and said, "Donating and sponsoring an orphan is a great work, and the greatest thing is to see its results before your eyes."
In her turn, Reem praised the commitment and responsibility of the supervisor in turning donations into realistic and tangible results.
On the other hand, Suha Ahmed questioned the relief societies and their delivery of donations. She said, "Frankly, we no longer trust donations or relief societies. We do not know who the money goes to. Few people can verify the results of the donations."