Amouda... ASO Center Honors Two Volunteers in Recognition of Their Significant Effort

2022-01-09
On Thursday, January 6th, ASO Center for Consultancy and Strategic Studies has honored a number of volunteers in its office in Amouda, Northeastern Syria.

ASO Center honored Mr. Jaber Suliman Jindo and Ms. Hevin Abbas Al-Ahmad, in appreciation of their significant volunteer efforts for the benefit of the Center over the past years.

The honoring was held during the annual meeting organized by the center with the participation of its employees and volunteers in the governorates of Raqqa, Deir Ezzor and Al-Hasakah, as well as the Kurdistan region of Iraq.

The management the Center in Amouda rewarded recognition shields to the volunteers during the meeting and commended the voluntarily efforts of Jaber Jindo and Hevin Al-Ahmad.

Jaber Jindo, one of the honored volunteers of ASO Center , said to ASO Center, " This honor is a source of pride for me and my colleagues at the Center. I was very delighted, especially since the event wasn't announced, and it was a surprise. " He added, "This tribute has made me feel that I am a giver to the Centre, my colleagues and my community, and it has given me a greater motivation for volunteering." Jindo thanked his colleagues and the management of ASO Center for Consultancy and Strategic Studies.

Hevin Al-Ahmed told ASO Center, "This tribute is highly appreciated, valuable and trusted that ASO appreciates the efforts of its cadre. Such tributes are important for motivating and offering more, and also encourage other staff to do their best, which is a good step." She added, "I sincerely thank the management of ASO Center for its continuous contribution towards development and better work, and I thank my colleagues for their cooperation and appreciation."

According to the Manager of Amuda office, Jumaa Khezim, “ the honor is a part of the strategic plan of the Center to appreciate the work of those volunteers who have committed themselves to the fullest performance of their duties and their presence, as well as their continued hard work, to direct the Centre for the better. It also creates a state of motivation and encouragement among the staff and a kind of competition for the organization to reach greater strides and a future state of excellence.”

It is noteworthy that ASO Center for Consultancy and Strategic Studies has provided the volunteers with opportunities of training, capacity development and work, in its offices in Northeastern Syria since its establishment.