September 5th marks International Charity Day, an occasion to renew commitment to the spirit of human solidarity and community solidarity in facing common challenges. In a world where humanitarian crises are increasing, charitable work remains one of the most important tools capable of alleviating suffering and promoting social justice.

Charitable work is not limited to providing direct aid only, but also extends to building partnerships and initiatives that seek to empower individuals and families, and support the resilience of communities in the face of crises. Spreading the culture of giving and volunteer work also represents a collective responsibility and a fundamental pillar for more resilient and cohesive societies.

And today, as the world celebrates philanthropy, our message becomes clearer: investing in the values ​​of compassion and solidarity is an investment in a sustainable future. True development cannot be achieved unless there is a society that shares responsibility and makes solidarity a driving force for achieving sustainable development goals and building a more just and humane world.