The seminar highlighted the campaign’s main objective of equipping government hospitals with incubators for premature and newborn infants, thereby strengthening the capacity of healthcare institutions, improving the quality of neonatal care, and supporting national efforts to reduce infant mortality during the earliest stages of life.

During the seminar, UIMS emphasized that “Their Pulse is Our Hope” is a national initiative built on partnership between government institutions and the community. The procurement of neonatal incubators is funded through donations made via the Super (Qi) donation platform, which has provided a pioneering model for utilizing digital transformation to support humanitarian work by converting citizens’ contributions into life-saving medical equipment for government hospitals.

The seminar also presented the project’s key achievements and the results accomplished during its first phase, in addition to discussing the future needs of healthcare institutions and mechanisms for expanding the initiative to include the largest possible number of hospitals across Baghdad and other governorates. These efforts are aimed at achieving the project’s strategic goal of providing 1,000 neonatal incubators throughout Iraq.

Participants praised the importance of the initiative and its role in strengthening integration between the healthcare sector and humanitarian action. They emphasized that providing modern neonatal incubators enhances the quality of intensive care services for premature and newborn infants, creates a safer treatment environment, and at the same time reduces the financial burden on Iraqi families.

At the conclusion of the seminar, the United Iraqi Medical Society for Relief and Development reaffirmed its commitment to continuing the “Their Pulse is Our Hope” initiative in partnership with the Ministry of Health and its health directorates, and in cooperation with the Super (Qi) donation platform. The Society stressed that the success of this initiative reflects the strength of partnership among government institutions, the community, and donors in building a healthcare system that is better equipped to protect children’s lives. It further affirmed that every donation represents a new opportunity for an Iraqi child to begin life with greater hope and a safer future.

The event witnessed high-level participation, including representatives from the Ministry of Planning and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), along with a number of officials, decision-makers, development partners, and stakeholders. Discussions focused on key challenges and opportunities related to population issues, the importance of utilizing population data and indicators in shaping public policies, strengthening development planning, and investing in human capital to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.

The participation of the United Iraqi Medical Society reflects its active role in supporting development programs and its belief in the importance of strengthening national and international partnerships aimed at raising community awareness of population and development issues.

The Society emphasized that population issues represent one of the key pillars of achieving sustainable development, and that investing in people, enhancing access to healthcare services, and expanding partnerships among government institutions, international organizations, and civil society organizations are fundamental to building a more stable and prosperous society.

The United Iraqi Medical Society for Relief and Development reaffirms its commitment to continuing cooperation with its national and international partners, particularly the Ministry of Planning and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), in supporting national initiatives, strengthening population and health indicators, and contributing to achieving comprehensive and sustainable development in Iraq.

The forum brought together a distinguished group of government leaders and experts, led by Dr. Yusra Al-Alaq, Director General of the Women Empowerment Department. During the event, participants reviewed the key features of the National Social Security Platform and its role in promoting social inclusion and facilitating access to services for eligible beneficiaries.

UIMS’ participation reflects its belief in the importance of supporting national initiatives that promote economic empowerment, strengthen social protection principles, and contribute to building effective partnerships among government institutions, the banking sector, civil society organizations, and international partners. Such partnerships play a vital role in achieving sustainable development goals and enhancing economic participation opportunities for various groups, particularly women.

The United Iraqi Medical Society for Relief and Development reaffirmed its commitment to actively engaging in national forums and development programs that strengthen its role as a national partner in supporting humanitarian, health, and development initiatives, while contributing to the creation of a more inclusive and sustainable society.

The Society’s participation reflects its commitment to supporting national and international efforts aimed at strengthening population and development planning based on evidence and data, as well as advancing policies and programs that respond to demographic changes and the needs of Iraqi society, particularly in the areas of health, population, and sustainable development.

The ceremony represented an important opportunity to review the project’s key achievements and contributions to enhancing the understanding of demographic trends and strengthening cooperation among government institutions, international organizations, and civil society organizations. These efforts contribute to developing more effective approaches to addressing future challenges and transforming them into opportunities for development.

The United Iraqi Medical Society for Relief and Development affirmed that its participation in this event is consistent with its humanitarian, developmental, and health mission, as well as its belief in the importance of multi-stakeholder partnerships in supporting Iraq’s national priorities, enhancing the quality of health and social services, and enabling different segments of society to benefit from more inclusive and sustainable development programs.

The Society also expressed its appreciation to the United Kingdom Government, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the World Health Organization (WHO), the Ministry of Health, and the Statistics Authority for their support and cooperation, which contributed to the successful implementation of the project and the achievement of its objectives. UIMS reaffirmed its readiness to continue collaborating with national and international partners on initiatives that serve Iraqi society and advance sustainable development pathways.

The campaign contributed to providing two electric wheelchairs, the first in Basra and the second in Samarra, as part of the “Pride of Hope” initiatives. This support enhances the beneficiaries’ mobility, contributes to improving their quality of life, and promotes their independence and social inclusion.

The total amount raised through the campaign reached *IQD 1,575,000, with a total of **315 donors, including *162 male donors and 153 female donors.

UIMS confirms that this achievement reflects the real impact of electronic donations when they are transformed into tangible support that reaches those in need. The Society highlights that a wheelchair is not merely a means of mobility, but rather an opportunity to restore hope, dignity, self-reliance, and independence.

The United Iraqi Medical Society for Relief and Development extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to all donors who contributed to the success of “Pride of Hope 1” campaign, as well as to the Super (Qi) donation platform for its role in enabling the community to support humanitarian cases through safe and reliable means.

UIMS reaffirms its commitment to continuing the implementation of health and humanitarian initiatives targeting the most vulnerable groups and strengthening the values of solidarity and social cohesion within Iraqi society.

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The meeting included discussions on mechanisms to support and implement three of the Society’s most prominent projects: *“Their Pulse is Our Hope”, which aims to equip hospitals with incubators for premature and newborn infants; *“Pride of Hope”*, which is concerned with providing wheelchairs and assistive devices for persons with disabilities and humanitarian cases; and *“The White Hand”**, which aims to provide humanitarian and medical support to the most vulnerable groups.

Both sides emphasized the importance of unifying efforts between government institutions and civil society organizations to enhance the response to health and humanitarian needs and expand qualitative initiatives that contribute to improving services provided to citizens, particularly the most vulnerable groups.

The meeting also resulted in an agreement to proceed towards signing a joint cooperation agreement between the Ministry of Health of the Kurdistan Regional Government and the United Iraqi Medical Society for Relief and Development, establishing a strategic partnership for implementing these projects and expanding their scope in a manner consistent with health and humanitarian priorities while strengthening integration between governmental and community efforts.

The United Iraqi Medical Society for Relief and Development confirms that this step represents an important milestone in the journey of its national partnerships and reflects its commitment to continuing the implementation of sustainable health and humanitarian initiatives that contribute to supporting the health sector, improving quality of life, strengthening the values of solidarity, and serving people throughout Iraq

The donations collected during the campaign contributed to covering the beneficiary’s essential medical and treatment needs. UIMS provided the required medications and treatments, settled hospital expenses, supplied an electric wheelchair and a medical bed, and delivered various medical supplies. In addition, the campaign covered the costs of medical consultations and laboratory examinations, helping to improve the beneficiary’s health condition and reduce the financial burden associated with the treatment journey.

Campaign Statistics

• Total amount raised: IQD 7,000,000
• Campaign start date: 2 May 2026
• Campaign end date: 2 July 2026
• Total number of men donors: 932
• Total number of women donors: 1012
• Total number of donations: 1,944 donations

The success of this campaign demonstrates the direct impact of humanitarian donations when managed through transparent and accountable institutional mechanisms. It also confirms that the contributions of community members can bring about meaningful change in the lives of patients and vulnerable groups by ensuring timely access to essential medical support and healthcare services.

UIMS extends its sincere appreciation and gratitude to all donors who contributed to the success of this campaign. The Society also highly values the important role played by the Super (Qi) donation platform, which served as the official channel for receiving electronic donations and provided a secure and reliable mechanism that ensured support reached those in need with transparency and efficiency.

The United Iraqi Medical Society for Relief and Development reaffirms its commitment to launching and implementing health and humanitarian initiatives that respond to the needs of patients and vulnerable populations across Iraq. This commitment stems from its mission to strengthen the values of social solidarity and enhance partnerships with donors and supporting institutions, contributing to sustainable humanitarian impact and the development of a more compassionate and inclusive society.

In this framework, the Society has equipped Al-Hussein Teaching Hospital in Al-Muthanna Governorate with an advanced Ultrasound device. This initiative is part of the “Healthcare Support Project,” executed in cooperation with the Ministry of Health / Al-Muthanna Health Directorate, and through the generous support of the Government of Japan and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).

This support comes as part of joint efforts aimed at enhancing the quality of healthcare services and elevating the efficiency of medical institutions, thereby contributing to improving citizens’ access to specialized medical care—particularly in fields related to maternal and child health, as well as essential diagnostic services.

The Unified Iraqi Medical Society for Relief and Development (UIMS) emphasized that supporting healthcare institutions represents a core pillar of its humanitarian and developmental programs, stemming from its firm belief in the importance of providing an integrated health environment that enhances the efficiency of medical services and improves the quality of care delivered to citizens.

Furthermore, the Society expressed its deep appreciation for the active partnership with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the Government of Japan, and the Iraqi Ministry of Health, which has successfully resulted in the implementation of numerous high-impact projects designed to reinforce the Iraqi healthcare system and empower medical facilities to deliver better services to beneficiaries.

The Unified Iraqi Medical Society for Relief and Development (UIMS) reaffirms its commitment to continuing its collaboration with local and international partners to implement further initiatives and projects that support the health sector, advance sustainable development, and achieve a positive, lasting impact on the lives of citizens throughout Iraq.

The campaign witnessed remarkable community engagement, reflecting the deep-rooted spirit of solidarity and mutual support that characterizes Iraqi society. Generous donors actively backed the campaign’s goals through their contributions made via the “Tibara’a” (Donation) platform, integrated within the Qi Card application, which provided a secure, transparent, and reliable channel to ensure that aid reached its rightful beneficiaries.

Through the collective support of individuals across various segments of society, the campaign successfully raised 500,000 Iraqi Dinars (IQD) from 2026/05/20 to 2026/05/24 through 145 individual donations (69 men and 76 women) . This collective generosity enabled the Society to provide new Eid clothes for the targeted children, drawing smiles on their faces during this blessed occasion.

UIMS emphasized that the true impact of the campaign extended far beyond merely providing new garments; it profoundly enhanced the children’s feelings of joy, belonging, and hope, reaffirming that humanitarian work holds the power to make a tangible difference in the lives of individuals and communities alike.

Furthermore, the Society commended the vital role played by the Qi Card “Tubourat” platform in ensuring the success of the campaign. By streamlining the donation process and expanding the initiative’s reach to a broader audience of supporters, the platform exemplified the vital importance of national partnerships in sustaining humanitarian initiatives and achieving lasting social impact.

Simultaneously, the digital and media platforms of the Unified Iraqi Medical Society played an active role in conveying the campaign’s message to the public. Through raising awareness, sharing human-interest content, and maintaining continuous media coverage, these platforms significantly elevated community engagement and motivated widespread participation.

Expression of Gratitude & Continuous Commitment:
The Unified Iraqi Medical Society for Relief and Development extends its deepest gratitude and appreciation to all the benevolent donors who contributed to the success of the Eid Clothing campaign, as well as to the Qi Card “Tubourat” platform for its unwavering support of humanitarian initiatives. The Society reaffirms its ongoing commitment to executing programs and projects that target the most vulnerable groups and strengthen the values of compassion and solidarity across society.

The campaign was launched in response to the growing need for enhanced support in Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) across Iraqi hospitals. It stems from the Society’s firm belief that providing specialized medical equipment and supplies is a true investment in saving lives and giving newborn children a better fighting chance at life.

Campaign Achievements and Impact
The campaign garnered remarkable community engagement, successfully raising 6,000,000 Iraqi Dinars from 2026/05/02 to 2026/06/04 through 1,772 individual donations from various Iraqi governorates. The donor base included 893 men and 879 women, reflecting a profound level of social awareness and humanitarian responsibility toward this critical health issue.

The Donation Platform: The Tibara’a (Donation) platform, integrated within the Qi Card application, served as the official umbrella for the campaign. It provided donors with a seamless, secure, and transparent way to contribute, helping bridge the gap between various segments of society and turning the desire to give into a tangible impact for vulnerable infants in urgent need of medical care.

Media & Digital Outreach: The official media and digital platforms of UIMS played a pivotal role in the campaign’s success. Through an integrated media strategy, they highlighted the humanitarian dimension of the project, shedding light on the challenges faced by premature and newborn infants, and emphasizing the critical need for incubators and specialized medical devices during their fragile first stages of life.

Next Steps
The Unified Iraqi Medical Society confirms that the initiative will sustain its momentum and continue under a new phase: “Nabdhuhum Amaluna 2” (Their Pulse is Our Hope 2). > To donate or for more inquiries, please contact the toll-free number: 6773