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Outreach to Elderly Veterans in Tajikistan
Written by Alexander Fedorov, UPF-Tajikistan
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Dushanbe, Tajikistan - The latest charitable activity of Tajik Ambassadors for Peace took place on September 5 at a residence for the elderly. The Chairman of the Peace Council of Tajikistan, Saifullo Safarov, an analyst at the Center for Strategic Studies, spoke to a group of elderly veterans, followed by a program of music. Several honored artists of the Republic performed for the audience.
The Universal Peace Federation representatives of Tajikistan then distributed food and personal gifts to the elderly people and gave cows and she-goats to their home.
The UPF branch in Tajikistan is collecting donations for the future projects. For more information and details about how to make a contribution, contact the UPF Secretary General in Tajikistan, Alexander Fedorov, c/o This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
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