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Senegal's LONASE signs agreement to aid orphans and vulnerable youth

Senegal's LONASE signs agreement to aid orphans and vulnerable youth

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The Senegalese National Lottery (LONASE) has taken a significant step in its commitment to social causes by signing a partnership agreement with the National Office for Wards of the Nation (ONPN). This collaboration, formalized during a ceremony attended by senior officials from both institutions, demonstrates LONASE's determination to support initiatives for vulnerable children and orphans in Senegal.

Fatima Mbengue, Director General of ONPN, opened the ceremony by recalling the central mission of ONPN, which is to ensure the care and social protection of the most destitute children. In her speech, she expressed her gratitude to the Director General of LONASE, Dr. Toussaint Manga, and the President of the LONASE Foundation, for their continuous commitment to the most vulnerable. She also highlighted the support of the new regime, determined to accompany the most fragile social strata, while conveying the thanks of the Minister of Women and Solidarity.

For his part, Dr. Toussaint Manga, Director General of LONASE, enthusiastically welcomed the ONPN delegation. He emphasized the values of solidarity and sharing that characterize Senegalese society, values that LONASE strives to promote through its numerous social actions. He also underlined the importance of this partnership for the achievement of ONPN's objectives, while reiterating LONASE's commitment to supporting this noble cause. Dr. Manga concluded his speech by warmly congratulating Fatima Mbengue and affirming LONASE's determination to continue its support.

The ceremony culminated with the official signing of the agreement, followed by the presentation of symbolic checks and a family photo session, thus marking the beginning of a fruitful collaboration between LONASE and ONPN. This partnership is part of the continuity of the social actions carried out by LONASE through its foundation, aimed at providing concrete support to the most vulnerable children in Senegal.

Published August 11, 2024 by Brian Oiriga
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