Chairman of the Royal Charity Organization (RCO) Board of Trustees Shaikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa received members of the Supreme Council of Consultants, responsible for following up on the conclusions and recommendations of the conference \"Human Partnership for a better Humanitarian Work\'\'. Shaikh Nasser conveyed the greetings and recognition of RCO Honorary President His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa for their dedication and efforts towards Human Partnership aimed at serving humanitarian aid work for brotherly countries. Shaikh Nasser praised the excellent efforts of the Committee members in supporting and developing the work of the Royal Charity Organization in order to implement and achieve the aspirations of HM the King,including unifying the Humanitarian aid work directed at victims in various parts of brotherly countries. During the audience, the members welcomed the establishment of an Inter-GCC coordination committee for the purpose of coordinating humanitarian aid and hence preventing duplicated efforts. At the end of the audience, Shaikh Nasser presented a commemorative gift to Dr. Abdul-Rahman Humood Al-Sumait in recognition of his effort in the field of humanitarian aid. Members of the committee lauded the efforts of both HM the King and Shaikh Nasser in extending a helping hand and providing aid to victimized countries . They lauded the role of Bahrain as the first state that extended aid to the Palestinian people of Gaza, to Pakistan, Somalia and Turkey and the Syrian refugees. The members of the committee extended an invitation to Shaikh Nasser to attend the upcoming conference of the Supreme Consultancy Committee which will be held in Kuwait.
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