World Islamic Call Society assists Muttur displaced

COLOMBO: World Islamic Call Society, Resident Representative Tayib El Misurati granted fifty tons of humanitarian assistance to the Muttur displaced at the residence of the ambassador of the Libyan People's Bureau. Nagib I.S. Kafou handed over the humanitarian assistance to Disaster Relief Services Minister Ameer Ali for distribution through the Jammiyathul Ulama.

Tayib El Misurati at the handing over said the Society was founded by the Leader of the Great Al-Fateh Revolution Brother Muammar Al-Qathafi in 1972.

The main objective of the Society was to examine the problems of the affected people living all over the World and provide humanitarian assistance without any discrimination of religion, ethnicity, language and colour as such it has won the appreciation of many countries and International Organisations.

For this gesture, it has gained the advisory statues in UNESCO and has its own office in the premises of UNESCO in Paris and the World Islamic Call Society has branches in the Philippines, Senegal, Malta, the Maldives and Italy.

"The World Islamic Call Society worked for peace, love, tolerance and understating among the different communities and it is against violence, terrorism and extremism," said Tayib El Misurati.