KHCF Signs Agreement with Harlem Group to Support Cancer Patients
Amman, October 2026 – The King Hussein Cancer Foundation (KHCF) has signed a cooperation agreement with Harlem Group, under which the Group will donate a Jetour vehicle as the grand prize for the winner of KHCF’s “A Small Ticket, A Big Chance for a Cure” campaign. The campaign aims to help cover the cost of treatment for underprivileged patients at the King Hussein Cancer Center (KHCC), with proceeds from ticket sales dedicated to supporting their care.
The agreement was signed by Mrs. Nisreen Qatamish, Director General of KHCF, and Mr. Ahmad Al Karaki, representing Harlem Group on behalf of its General Manager, Mr. Salah Nour Abdul Hadi.
The partnership highlights the importance of strategic collaboration between organizations in creating a lasting impact that extends beyond financial contributions. It also underscores the role of such partnerships in strengthening corporate social responsibility, bringing efforts together to expand access to treatment for patients in need, and fostering solidarity and mutual support across society.
Mrs. Qatamish expressed her gratitude for the partnership, highlighting the private sector’s role as a strategic partner in advancing KHCF’s mission. She emphasized that the strength of such collaborations lies in uniting resources and efforts around a shared humanitarian purpose: ensuring that patients in need have access to comprehensive cancer care.
For his part, Mr. Al Karaki expressed Harlem Group’s pride in partnering with KHCF and commended its leading role in the fight against cancer and in easing the burden on patients and their families. He also highlighted KHCC’s outstanding achievements, which have established it as a leading medical center in the Arab Worls, both in providing comprehensive care in line with the highest international standards and in conducting advanced research that opens new avenues for treatment.
Mr. Al Karaki further praised KHCF’s efforts to ensure that every patient has access to treatment, regardless of their financial circumstances. He explained that the company’s contribution to the campaign reflects its firm belief that corporate social responsibility is an integral part of its mission and identity, rather than an activity separate from its core business. He added that the private sector’s success is measured not only by its business achievements but also by the meaningful difference it makes in people’s lives. Harlem Group hopes this agreement will mark the beginning of a lasting partnership with KHCF, contributing to its ongoing efforts and bringing hope to more patients and their families.