Minister Qila Ali: Reveli Award Key to Empowering Persons with Disabilities

Minister of Health, Family and Social Support Qila Ali stated that the Reveli Award plays an important role in empowering persons with disabilities. At the Reveli Award 2026 ceremony held tonight, the minister said that the Reveli Award has brought further progress to the ministry's work. The minister also highlighted that the Reveli Award is a prestigious award with deep meaning. Minister Qila stated that the Reveli Award paves the way for providing strength to those who help persons with disabilities overcome challenges they face, and encourages them to work towards this goal. In his speech, the minister drew attention to the government's efforts to protect the rights of persons with disabilities and empower such groups. He stated that including everyone without leaving anyone behind is a policy given highest priority by President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, and that the voices of persons with disabilities are heard very closely. Minister expressed gratitude to the President for highlighting the efforts made to facilitate the lives of persons with disabilities. "The President's forward-looking vision is to establish an inclusive society for all parties. To provide joy and inclusivity to persons with disabilities in every way. And not to deprive them of the benefits obtained through social empowerment," Minister Qila Ali stated. The Reveli Award is a national activity conducted under the "Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act" to implement the government's "Caring Society" policy, protecting the rights of people with disabilities and providing financial assistance. The minister stated that it is the government's hope that more individuals and organizations from within associations will apply for this award. Furthermore, the minister stated that special importance is given to helping persons with disabilities find employment and empowering these groups. The minister highlighted that efforts are being made to complete the system of providing necessary assistance to such groups.