The company Nar Mobile organized a charity dinner for children without parental care.
According to the press release, this year, on the eve of the holy Ramadan Nar Mobile announced another charity. In anticipation of the holiday company gave away gifts and organized a charity dinner for children in several orphanages, as well as for children without parental care.
Participated in a charity executive director of business development and communications Nar Mobile Leila Nasrullayeva congratulated little friends to the upcoming holiday.
"Ramadan is the feast of charity, family unity, solidarity and prosperity. In turn Nar Mobile aims to implement corporate social responsibility strategy, so in accordance with this policy took a number of measures for the development of children and adolescents deprived of parental care.
First of all, let me say that each of us - a parent, and therefore, our duty - to support children and adolescents deprived of parental care," said Nasrullayeva. - 17D-
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