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National Arab Motors Kia-Jordan Conducts a Field Visit to the SOS Village Association of Jordan
(Amman 6th, June 2010) As part of its longstanding commitment to supporting the local community, National Arab Motors ( Kia Jordan) celebrated the International Family Day with the children of the SOS Village Association of Jordan under the umbrella of " Kia Charity & Care".
"During such global occasions that have strong social ramifications, we are adamant about celebrating our inherent social values with the children of our community, particularly those who are in the care of welfare organizations as prominent as SOS Village," said the President of National Arab Motors Samir Tayeh. "We are committed to promoting concepts such as familial solidarity which are paramount to the maintenance of harmony in our society."
Tayeh underscored the key role played by the SOS Village in securing long-term social stability for many of the Kingdom's orphans. He added that National Arab Motors ' support of the village reflects the company's commitment to civil society organizations, particularly those whose strategies are geared toward helping the less fortunate become active members of their community.
Kia Motors Corporation (www.kia.com) -- a maker of quality vehicles for the young-at-heart -- was founded in 1944 and is Korea's oldest manufacturer of motor vehicles. As part of the Hyundai- Kia Automotive Group, Kia aims to become one of the world's premier automotive brands. Over 1.5 million vehicles a year are produced in 13 manufacturing and assembly operations in eight countries which are then sold and serviced through a network of distributors and dealers covering 172 countries.
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