Al-Jalil Society Holds 44th Annual General Assembly Meeting
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The Al-Jalil Society held its 44th annual general assembly in Shefa-Amr to review its activities and projects. The meeting highlighted the organization's 44-year history of community service and scientific research. Reports on 2025 performance and finances were presented and approved, and the administrative body was re-elected.
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- Al-Jalil Society held its 44th annual general assembly in Shefa-Amr to review its work.
- The organization has a 44-year history of institutional contribution and community service.
- Dr. Abdelsalam Masalha highlighted the society's role in public health and advocacy.
- Director General Ahmed Al-Sheikh Mohamed presented the 2025 performance report.
- Audited financial reports for 2025 were presented and unanimously approved.
- The administrative body members were re-elected, ensuring continuity.
The Al-Jalil Society, an Arab national organization for health research and services, convened its 44th annual general assembly meeting at its headquarters in Shefa-Amr. The meeting aimed to review the society's reports, activities, and projects, and to advance its scientific and community mission.
The session was opened by Dr. Roseland Daeem, a member of the administrative body and chair of the session, who praised the society's 44-year history of institutional contribution, scientific development, innovation, and achievements in community service.
Dr. Abdelsalam Masalha, Chairman of the Administrative Body, discussed the founding vision of the organization, established nearly half a century ago by a group of pioneers to promote public health and address health and development challenges. He highlighted the society's adaptability to changing needs, making it a sustainable and influential non-governmental institution. Dr. Masalha recalled the society's past efforts in advocating for basic services in unrecognized villages in the Negev and the North, including legal battles and engagement with international bodies.
He also noted the society's significant development with the establishment of the Applied Scientific Research Institute, the "Rakez" Center for Social and Applied Research, and specialized professional departments, emphasizing knowledge-based work and rigorous field research. The Director General, researcher Ahmed Al-Sheikh Mohamed, presented a comprehensive report on the society's performance in 2025, detailing initiatives in applied scientific research, public health, environmental justice, scientific education, and statistical and community surveys. He stressed the society's commitment to linking scientific knowledge with community needs and development aspirations.
The meeting also included the presentation of the audited financial report for 2025 by external auditor Ihab Sarhan of Ernst & Young, and the internal auditor's report by Osama Hassan. The general assembly unanimously approved both reports. The assembly concluded with a commitment to continued collaborative work and deepening strategic partnerships to enhance the society's role and standing. The administrative body members were re-elected, ensuring institutional stability and continuity. The society's management expressed gratitude to all members, researchers, and staff for their dedication.