Khater said, “We are profoundly thankful to Maria Lvova Belova and her team for their pivotal role and ongoing commitment to the reunification efforts.”
“This visit not only strengthens our collaborative efforts, but also brings invaluable support to our shared goal of healing and restoring families affected by the conflict,” she added.
“We are sincerely grateful to HE Lolwah bint Rashid Al Khater for her attention to the well-being of Russian and Ukrainian children,” said Maria Lvova-Belova, adding, “At today’s meeting, we discussed the current groups that we are working on and identified those who genuinely need assistance in reuniting with their families. They include 29 children who are currently in Russia, and we are working to reunite them with their parents and loved ones in Ukraine. We also asked for assistance in reunifying 19 children in different countries with their families in Russia. Thank you to Qatar for creating space for dialogue.”
Qatar also hosted a delegation from Ukraine led by Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets.
Khater held meetings with the Ukrainian delegation. Together, they also welcomed the Ukrainian families participating in Qatar’s Health and Recovery Program.
Khater conveyed her appreciation for the Ukrainian delegation’s involvement.
“We are deeply grateful to Dmytro Lubinets and his team for their crucial contributions to our reunification efforts,” she stated.
“This visit underscores the strengthening of our collaboration with Ukraine in promoting human rights and affirming our shared values, further cementing our commitment to these fundamental principles.”
Qatar is hosting 20 reunified families, including 37 children, from April 18 to April 27. This comes as part of a program that helps promote health recovery and stability, by focusing on the mental, physical and social health of each family member, thus enabling families to rebuild their lives with confidence and safety.
Qatar is hosting 20 reunified families, including 37 children, from April 18 to April 27.
This comes as part of a programme that helps promote health recovery and stability, by focusing on the mental, physical and social health of each family member, thus enabling families to rebuild their lives with confidence and safety.
