Medical Circumcision Project for 40 Children in Tripoli

As part of its ongoing humanitarian role and community initiatives, the Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Charitable Foundation successfully organized a medical project to serve children, involving circumcision procedures for 40 children from the Sudanese community, ranging in age from 1 to 10 years old. The project took place on Thursday, November 5, 2026, in the Al-Zahra area on the outskirts of the capital, Tripoli.

Through this initiative, the Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Charitable Foundation ensured the provision of healthcare adhering to high safety standards to safeguard the children’s health and minimize any risk of complications. The implementation stages included precise data registration, initial medical examinations to ensure each child’s readiness, and performing the procedures under the supervision of a specialized medical team, alongside providing necessary medical care instructions to ensure a fast and safe recovery.

The project achieved its targeted humanitarian, social, and health objectives, namely:

Providing healthcare to approximately 40 children in a safe medical environment under the supervision of specialists.

Reinforcing the values of human solidarity and mutual support, and backing the targeted groups in Tripoli and its suburbs.

Bringing joy and reassurance to the hearts of the children and their families, enhancing their sense of care and support.

This project stands as a model of organized work that addresses genuine needs. The Sheikh Taher Al-Zawi Charitable Foundation reaffirms its ongoing commitment to delivering humanitarian and health initiatives to serve the community and humanity under all circumstances.