Bodour Al Qasimi visited the Alaouite Organization for the Welfare of the Blind in Morocco. The experience highlighted the inclusive braille book series and its role in helping blind and sighted children learn together. She shared how the inclusive braille book series supports equal access to stories and education.
She was received by HH Princess Lalla Lamia Essolh, honorary president, who has dedicated her life to supporting the blind community in Morocco. Visitors explored the braille library, printers, and arts and crafts workshops made by blind artisans. These spaces showed strong commitment to learning, skills, and independence.
Children also read aloud from Kalimat Foundation braille books. Their fingers moved across the pages, bringing stories to life. The team gave children copies from the inclusive braille book series. This inclusive braille book series allows blind and sighted children to read together and share learning experiences.
The visit highlighted the importance of inclusion in education. It showed how books, braille tools, and community support can change lives. Bodour Al Qasimi emphasized equal access to knowledge for every child.
The experience reinforced the value of inclusive education in the Arab world. It ensures dignity, opportunity, and learning for all children without barriers.
