As part of its continued efforts to support mountaineers and strengthen service infrastructure on Mount Safeen, Rwanga Foundation organized a special trip to the mountain, bringing together more than 300 young men and women from Kurdistan. During the visit, the Foundation implemented several important projects at Jotadar Camp, including the installation of a water supply system, the provision of solar-powered electricity, the renovation of sanitation facilities, and improvements to the facilities and access routes leading (hiking trail signboards) to the shrine of Rabban Boya–Sheikh Wsu Rahman.
The trip also featured several other activities, including mountaineering and the continuation of the Zagrosana Environmental Campaign for the second consecutive year, aiming to plant one million oak trees. Other initiatives included digitizing mountaineering trails through the Kurdistan Peaks application, as well as translating and publishing a mountaineering trail guidebook in accordance with the International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation (UIAA) standards.
