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Dubai Government Workshop rolls out Ramadan initiatives

‘Khair’ is a volunteering programme for employees to participate in charitable work



Illuminated decorations are displayed around Dubai for Ramadan.
Image Credit: Gulf News Archives

Dubai: Dubai Government Workshop (DGW) has launched several initiatives that highlight the spirit of Ramadan, including ‘Khair’, a volunteering programme for employees to take part in humanitarian and charitable work.

DGW has also placed internal interactive posts, in addition to organising awareness lectures in association with the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department to raise public awareness about various health, religious and social issues, apart from discussing various other Ramadan topics.

‘Spirit of giving’

Fahad Ahmed Al Raeesi, CEO of DGW, said: “The launch of Ramadan campaigns reflects DGW’s commitment to spread the spirit of positivity, happiness and camaraderie among employees. This move promotes the spirit of giving — one of our society’s deep-rooted values that continues to be fostered by the wise leadership’s policies and directives.”

He added: “We strive to fulfil our social and humanitarian responsibilities by implementing initiatives that are tailored to promote the values of tolerance and charity as well as by enhancing our employees’ contributions to the national efforts dedicated to assisting the needy during the holy month of Ramadan. We reaffirm our commitment to strengthen partnerships with both government and private entities to make an impact on volunteering culture and charitable activities.”

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