Edhi Foundation wins Bahrain’s highest award
Edhi Foundation wins Bahrain’s highest award |Bahrain’s highest award for service to humanity is named by the Edhi Foundation. The Edhi Foundation, Pakistan’s leading social organization, the world’s largest ambulance service, was awarded Bahrain’s highest humanitarian service award. The Edhi Foundation was awarded the Nobel Prize, the Jesus Award, created by the Bahraini government in 2009. The Jesus Award was announced by the King of Bahrain in 2009 and so far four awards have been given to him. The award is regarded as the Nobel Prize, the world’s most prestigious award, given to an organization or personality following the recommendation of jury members from different countries of the world.
The award is given in the name of Sheikh Isa bin Bin Salman al-Khalifa, the founder and ex-emir of Bahrain, who has rendered superior services for the service of humanity. The Jesus Award is also given to organizations and personalities serving humanity and its first award was given to Malaysian lady Dr. Jameela Mahmood. The second award of the Jesus Award was given to an Indian doctor, Achyuta Samanta, the third award was given to Egypt’s Children’s Cancer Hospital and the fourth award to the Edhi Foundation, a Pakistani organization. According to a statement issued by the Jesus Award Organization, it was decided to award the Pakistani social organization Edhi Foundation to service to humanity on the other side. According to the statement, the World Jury of the Award recommended the award to the Edhi Foundation, after which the chairman of the organization was awarded the award. Under the Isa Award, the Edhi Foundation has been given over the US$1 million more than Pakistani $15 million. Under the award, the Foundation Chairman was given a gold medal along with certificates of recognition for the service. Prior to this award, the Edhi Foundation has been given awards by several countries in recognition of their services to global organizations.
