Mishkat Nour produced 21,000 packages of cleaning products made by poor families

In a successful economic empowerment program, Mishkat Nour produced 21,000 packages of cleaning products made by poor families.
The Mishkat Noor Foundation for Knowledge and Cultural Enlightenment succeeded in producing approximately 21,000 packages of various cleaning products and supplying them to Port Said Governorate and government agencies at competitive prices lower than similar products on the market.
This step represents an unprecedented shift in the economic empowerment program for poor families. The foundation provided 21,000 packages of cleaning products, including chlorine, disinfectants, bathroom and carpet cleaners, fabric softeners, floor fresheners, liquid soap, air fresheners, and others, to Port Said Governorate, government agencies, and tourist villages at prices lower than normal market prices.
These products were produced by the foundation's female trainees, who received their education and training from the foundation's trainers in the suburbs and Al-Zohour areas, such as Fatima Al-Zahraa, Sayyida Nafisa, Ali bin Abi Talib, and others.
They began work some time ago and have produced a large number of cleaning products that have proven their quality, prompting government agencies to request them. Thousands of different packages were delivered to the governorate and government agencies.
The detergents were delivered to the governorate to the great joy of the productive families, and the Port Said Governorate, government agencies, and tourist villages praised the production.
The economic empowerment program, launched by the foundation some time ago, is one of the most important programs adopted by "Mishkat Noor" to raise the incomes of poor families. It includes educating and training them in various crafts and professions, then providing them with raw materials and marketing the products.
This helps them increase their income and improve their conditions, as hundreds of families participate in the program in a large number of products, such as sewing, embroidery, kilims, gypsum, macramé, beads, and detergents.