Hamed Wardak and Refurbished Afghan Facilities

Posted on Jun 1, 2010 in Afghanistan, Hamed Wardak

Afghanistan can always do with some extra financial input into many of its premises. Hamed Wardak, an advocate for improving the quality of lives for the people of Afghan, would be only too delighted at the recent ceremony in Heart which took place to, “officially re-open and celebrate the completion of refurbishment activities on two medical facilities – a pediatric and a regional hospital.” Whenever structural improvements are made on institutions in Afghanistan, this can only be extremely beneficial to all of the region’s people.

Hamed Wardak and Afghan Institutions

Renovating any of the institutions – medical, educational, sports, etc. – is something people like Hamed Wardak support not only verbally, but also financially. Recently he donated $20,000 to the Nooristan Foundation’s “Evening of Hope to Benefit Afghanistan,” which is raising money to enable the people of Afghanistan to realize their dreams through supporting charitable and educational programs in the region. The fact that over a million Euros was just now spent on renovating Heart’s pediatric hospital and new medical equipment brought in, is yet another way in which dedicated organizations and individuals (very much like Hamed Wardak) are helping the people of Afghanistan, in very practical ways.