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Al-Suloum on Volunteering Day: Bahrain’s Humanitarian Model
The article focuses on the legislative development in the Kingdom of Bahrain to support charitable work. The government has issued new regulatory decisions that enhance the protection of donors' funds and emphasize transparency and governance in managing donations. Key aspects include the adoption of standardized models for licensing fundraising and transferring funds, as well as the imposition of fines up to ten thousand dinars for violations. Additionally, the establishment of a Financial Licensing Office aims to ensure the proper handling of funds. This system seeks to increase donors' confidence, reduce processing times for applications, and boost the funds allocated to beneficiaries, while also strengthening the role of the private sector and community initiatives in supporting development. The article highlights that Bahrain's charitable sector now operates within an integrated regulatory framework, from fundraising to disbursement, ensuring the sustainability and effectiveness of humanitarian efforts.
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