More than 1,400 beneficiaries of the pre -emptive services of the Department of Islamic Affairs and Charitable Work in Dubai

In the context of its efforts to enhance charitable work and organize community initiatives during the holy month of Ramadan, the Department of Islamic Affairs and Charitable Work in Dubai announced the activation of its pre -emptive service for the second year in a row, which is to issue permits for the distribution of breakfast meals before the start of the holy month, as the number of beneficiaries reached from This pre -emptive service is more than 1400 so far, which reflects the department’s keenness to facilitate procedures and ensure the implementation of charitable initiatives smoothly and efficiently.

Mohamed Musabah Dahi, Acting Executive Director of the Charitable Labor Sector, stressed that this service comes in response to the needs of the organizers to distribute breakfast meals, as it allows them to obtain the required permits in advance, which contributes to enhancing the culture of giving and social responsibility, and ensuring the regulation of distributions easily and easily, in A frame that reflects the values ​​of solidarity and cohesion that characterizes the Emirati society.

This initiative falls within the pioneering role of the department in organizing and sustaining charitable work, and ensuring its implementation in accordance with the highest safety and organization standards, as it is in line with the vision of the wise leadership in consolidating Dubai’s position as a global city of humanity and giving, as well as achieving the social goals of the “Dubai 33” agenda by spreading values Compulsion and social solidarity, and strengthening the role of individuals and institutions in building a more cohesion and cohesive society.