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Rotary District Governor visits dental treatment clinic
Jordan News
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AMMAN — Rotary Governor for district 2452 George Azar visited the Amman clinic
of Dentist and Oral Surgeon Dr. Samuel Kakish, who offers Rotary-funded
bi-monthly free dental care to the poor and challenged individuals, a rotary statement said.اضافة اعلان
Azar, a veteran Lebanese Rotarian, is the governor of District 2452 which spans three continents and nine countries, namely Lebanon, Cyprus, Jordan, Sudan, Bahrain, the UAE, Georgia, Armenia, and Palestine.
“The visit to the clinic allowed the governor to interact with local Jordanians, who are benefiting from the free service offered by the Rotary Club Amman Capital through Kakish and his clinic,” the statement said.
Azar said that he appreciated the chance to go out and meet people. “Our motto is ‘Service above self’, and we can’t accomplish our goal without going out and interacting with people," he said.
The dentist said he was extremely happy to help people who are in need. “I have been doing this for six years and this is the least we can do, and it fits with the spirit of Rotary of helping others,” he said.
Azar’s visit to Jordan started with attending the district 2452 Membership Seminar with the participation of Jordanian Clubs and Online from the eight other countries of District 2452. On Monday, he met with the board of Rotary Club Amman Jordan River and with Jordan-based Rotarians.
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Azar, a veteran Lebanese Rotarian, is the governor of District 2452 which spans three continents and nine countries, namely Lebanon, Cyprus, Jordan, Sudan, Bahrain, the UAE, Georgia, Armenia, and Palestine.
“The visit to the clinic allowed the governor to interact with local Jordanians, who are benefiting from the free service offered by the Rotary Club Amman Capital through Kakish and his clinic,” the statement said.
Azar said that he appreciated the chance to go out and meet people. “Our motto is ‘Service above self’, and we can’t accomplish our goal without going out and interacting with people," he said.
The dentist said he was extremely happy to help people who are in need. “I have been doing this for six years and this is the least we can do, and it fits with the spirit of Rotary of helping others,” he said.
Azar’s visit to Jordan started with attending the district 2452 Membership Seminar with the participation of Jordanian Clubs and Online from the eight other countries of District 2452. On Monday, he met with the board of Rotary Club Amman Jordan River and with Jordan-based Rotarians.
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