Amman, Oct. 19 (Petra) -- The King Hussein Cancer Foundation (KHCF) has signed an agreement with Harlem Trading Agencies and Car Trading Company to help cover treatment costs for cancer patients unable to afford care at the King Hussein Cancer Center (KHCC).

Under the agreement, the company will donate a Jetour vehicle as a prize for the foundation's "Small Ticket, Big Chances for Recovery" fundraising campaign, with proceeds from a quarter of the campaign's tickets designated to support treatment for patients facing financial hardship.

The agreement was signed by KHCF Director General Nisreen Qatamish and Ahmad Karki, representing Harlem on behalf of its general manager.

Qatamish said partnerships with the private sector play a vital role in mobilizing resources to ensure patients have access to treatment and comprehensive cancer care, regardless of their financial circumstances.

She described the agreement as an example of how cooperation between businesses and humanitarian organizations can help address patients' needs and strengthen community solidarity.

Karki praised the foundation's efforts to ease the burden of cancer on patients and their families, as well as KHCC's achievements in specialized treatment and advanced medical research.

He said the company's contribution reflects its commitment to corporate social responsibility and its belief that businesses have a role to play in improving people's lives beyond their commercial activities.

Karki also expressed hope that the agreement would lead to long-term cooperation with the foundation and provide further support to patients and their families.

KHCF said it remains committed to expanding partnerships across sectors and mobilizing community support to help financially disadvantaged patients receive specialized treatment and care at KHCC.

//Petra// RZ