Libyan and Arab Women in Manchester Hold Charity Event for Flood Victims in Libya

In a gesture of solidarity and compassion, a group of Libyan and Arab women in Manchester organized a charity event to help the thousands of people affected by the devastating floods that hit Libya.

The floods, which were caused by a destructive hurricane, killed 11,000 people and displaced more than 16,000 children, according to UNICEF.

The event was held on Tuesday, October 3, at the Salford Link Project, in cooperation with Garden of Knowledge and with the support of the Libyan community.

The women’s organizations invited all sisters to participate with dishes of food as a way of donation. One of the organizers said: “Every dish – no matter how big or valuable – can help alleviate the suffering of our sisters and children in Libya.” The event also welcomed the participation of the Arab and British communities in all possible ways.

A Gesture of Compassion and Cooperation by Women’s Organizations

The event reflected the spirit of mutual support and cooperation that characterizes the Libyan and Arab society and affirmed the common bonds between the sons of the homeland. It also showed that the sons of the Arab communities – regardless of their place of residence – can always work together and overcome problems and difficulties.

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