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NEWS
KMFC Groups
Resume Activities
Within Qatar General Electricity
& Water Corporation
“KAHRAMAA”
commitment of society
awareness and education,
and in its cooperation
with State corporations for the activation
of electricity and water conservation, The
Customer Relations Section, Public Relations
Department (PR) held the first meeting of
KAHRAMAA Friends Club (KMFC) for year
2010/2011 in KAHRAMAA headquarters.
The meeting was attended by Customer Relations
Officers Mrs. Somaya Al-Mutawa and
Mrs. Aisha Al-Mutawaa along with school
coordinators, Mrs.Dhahabia Al-Nuaimi, Um
Al- Amad preliminary independent school for
girls, Mrs. Badria Al-Kubaisi and Mrs. Faten,
Al-Markhiya preliminary independent school
for girls, Mrs. Zainab, Qatar Preparatory independent
school for girls, Mrs. Nada Al-Hajiri,
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Al-Wajba Preparatory independent school for
girls, Mrs. Hessa Al-Maraghi and Mrs. Laila
Al-Saadi, Omar bin Al-Khattab preliminary
independent school for boys, and Mrs Baraka
Al-Merri, Ali bin Abdullah independent model
school for boys.
At the beginning of the meeting, KAHRA-
MAA representatives welcomed all attendants
then they reviewed the meeting main issues in
addition to activities and programs implemented
by the participating schools. The meeting
discussed the awareness plans, programs, and
activities and ways of activating conservation
behavior proposed by some groups in close cooperation
with Customer Relations Section.
The meeting touched upon the activities
and programs suggested to be implemented in
World Water Day (WWD) GCC and Arab Water
Week coincide 22nd March.
Mrs Somaya Al-Mutawa emphasized the importance
of activating KMFC groups in order to
create a communication link between students
and Customer Relations Section, the founder of
KMFC. It is meant to develop and disseminate
awareness ideas in a corporative way deeply
roots the principle of conservation in school
students. “the Public Relations Department
plan on KMCF groups has a strategic objective
for the future generations” she clarified.
On her part, Mrs. Aisha Al-Mutawaa stressed
the significance of developing and introducing
awareness programs in order to encourage students
to disseminate electricity and water conservation.
At the end of the meeting, participants
agreed on the recommendations on proposals
and activities to be implemented in the next
period including Qatora and Kahrob magazine
planned to be produced by the students themselves.
Ali bin Abdullah independent model
school for boys will host the coming regular
meetings.