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● In 2026, MWL launched a new program training Afghan youth to lead community consultation and development initiatives across Afghanistan.
● MWL's engagement in Albania has focused on promoting peaceful coexistence, moderation and the positive civic participation of Muslim communities; its 2024 visit also included the launch of orphan-sponsorship projects.
● Convened a major post-war/genocide conference bringing religious and political leaders together to promote reconciliation and coexistence.
● Doctoral-level midwifery scholarship programme training 43 women, building long-term healthcare capacity
● Over 77,000 orphans receiving allowances and gifts
● UNHCR partnership: "Living, Learning, and Participating" programmes for displaced and at-risk youth
● Used academic and interfaith engagement—including the Oxford launch of its integration initiative—to promote positive citizenship and inclusion.
● MWL launched programmes to combat blindness, including an eye-surgery programme at the country's National Hospital. The organisation also launched relief programmes during Dr. Al-Issa's 2025 visit.
● Child-protection and psychosocial-support programmes reached displaced children and families, including through UNHCR cooperation.
● Mosque and community infrastructure projects serving over 14 million people
● 59,406 orphans receiving a standing monthly allowance
● Hosted a Youth for Peaceful Coexistence forum focused on youth leadership and intercommunity dialogue.
● Blindness-prevention programme, supported by solar-powered medical facility infrastructure
● MWL oversaw the opening of the Museum of the Prophet's Biography in Nouakchott, extending its international cultural and educational network into West Africa.
● MWL launched an orphan programme sponsoring 6,000 children, while its wider Malawi work includes one of its substantial water projects.
● Hosted the Second International Summit of Religious Leaders, using religious leadership as a mechanism for conflict resolution and coexistence.
● 393 mosque/community infrastructure projects serving almost 12 million people
● Joint child protection programme with Greece benefiting over 15,000 displaced children and families
● Malala Fund partnership directly supporting 1,100 female students ● Nearly 800 wells serving over 450,000 people
● MWL-supervised educational programmes produced 70,000 male and female Qur'an memorizers, while a separate agreement supports the restoration of widows' homes.
● UNHCR partnership supporting unaccompanied minors and victims of human trafficking, providing shelter and legal protection
● Developed an initiative promoting positive integration, civic responsibility and respect for national laws among Muslim communities.
● MWL signed a cooperation agreement with Tanzania's National Muslim Council to advance the Makkah Charter and its programmes. The country has also hosted major MWL Qur'anic initiatives.
● Emergency appeals and humanitarian service points established for those fleeing the war
● Water security: over 1,000 wells serving close to 762,500 people ● Separate water infrastructure programme bringing safe water to over 1.2 million people
● MWL distributed relief to people affected by floods and other disasters and launched projects to drill artesian wells in remote communities suffering from shortages of potable water.
●Participated in the UN Alliance of Civilizations, reinforcing the role of Islamic principles in international cooperation.
● Hosted/organised advocacy around Gaza, including a petition involving religious and human-rights leaders calling for an end to the war.