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As part of its annual “Do Good Deeds” campaign, International Bank of Qatar (ibq) and W Doha Hotel and Residences have united their efforts to celebrate the holy month of Ramadan with a series of activities targeting young audiences across various organisations in Doha. |
Reflecting the spirit of the month and to add to the festivities associated with Garangao, ibq and W Doha Hotel and Residences worked with Hamad General Hospital and Al Rumailah Hospital to organise fun and engaging visits that appeal to kids.
Staff from ibq and W Doha Hotel visited the children and distributed gifts and Garangao treats.
ibq managing director Jabra Ghandour said, “ibq is an avid supporter of philanthropic initiatives that help strengthen ties with our community and Garangao provides us with a unique opportunity to connect with the promising future generations and celebrate the spirit of Ramadan and Qatar’s unique heritage with them.
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