Inwi Champions Social Responsibility with Blood Donation Drive

Wednesday 06 December 2023 - 08:30

In alignment with the National Blood Donation Day and World Volunteer Day, Inwi reaffirms its commitment to social action by launching a blood donation campaign.

Inwi, a prominent telecommunications company in Morocco, is taking a proactive stance on social responsibility with the initiation of a blood donation campaign. This endeavor, synchronized with both National Blood Donation Day and World Volunteer Day, aims to raise awareness among citizens about the significance of blood donation and to foster a spirit of volunteerism across the kingdom.

A Nationwide Endeavor

Over 1000 volunteers and donors are expected to participate in this widespread campaign, covering 10 cities where community engagement is most active. The operation will unfold in Agadir, Taroudant, Martil, Oujda, Meknès, Nador, Ouarzazate, Al Hoceima, Casablanca, and Marrakech. Inwi will collaborate with about ten local associations, partners of the Dir Iddik program, to ensure the success of this benevolent initiative.

Each of the 10 involved associations will play a crucial role in coordinating local actions, mobilizing volunteers and donors. They will also collaborate with national blood transfusion centers to streamline the blood donation process.

Calling All Moroccans to Participate

Inwi encourages all Moroccan citizens to join this noble initiative and demonstrate generosity by actively participating in blood donation sessions organized in their respective cities. The collective effort is expected to bolster the national blood reserve.

To maximize donor participation, a volunteer call has been launched on the www.diriddik.ma platform. This aims to mobilize a significant number of donors and raise awareness about the importance and criticality of blood donation on a national scale.

Inwi's commitment to this social cause underscores its dedication to making a positive impact on the well-being of communities and fostering a culture of altruism across Morocco.