52 productive families at Fujairah Charity Association take part in preparing Iftar for fasting people. 210,000 (two hundred and ten thousand) Iftar meals for fasting people provided by the Association in Ramadan. 41 Iftar sites for fasting people, in addition to 3 sites for breaking the fast, distributed across the Emirate of Fujairah and Dibba. Ramadan provisions (Al Meer) distributed to 2711 eligible families. Fujairah / Sunday 16/03/2025: The Iftar tables for fasting people, held by Fujairah Charity Association as part of its Ramadan projects, receive thousands of fasting people daily in various areas of the Emirate of Fujairah. H.E. Saeed Al Raqbani, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Fujairah Charity Association, stated that the Iftar for fasting people project aims to distribute 210,000 (two hundred and ten thousand) Iftar meals by the end of the holy month of Ramadan, affirming that by the middle of the holy month the Association had succeeded in distributing 105,000 (one hundred and five thousand) meals, at a rate of 7000 (seven thousand) Iftar meals daily, to those in need, people with limited income and workers inside the country, in the second third of the blessed month. Al Raqbani added that this year the Association is implementing the Iftar for fasting people project in cooperation with the Ghars Centre for Social Empowerment and, to encourage Emirati productive families, 44% of the project's implementation has been assigned to 52 trained and qualified productive families, who provide 3,050 (three thousand and fifty) meals daily out of a total of 7000 (seven thousand) Iftar and fast-breaking meals distributed daily at 41 Iftar sites for fasting people, in addition to 3 sites for breaking the fast distributed across the Emirate of Fujairah and Dibba, under the supervision of Fujairah Municipality to ensure that health and food safety requirements are met. The Association's work teams take part in the distribution operations, alongside volunteers from the Emirates Volunteers Platform. Ramadan provisions (Al Meer) were also distributed to 2711 eligible families, comprising a range of basic foodstuffs that meet the needs of families during the holy month, in addition to shopping vouchers. Al Raqbani affirmed that, for the fifth consecutive year, the Association is providing the interactive map service for the Iftar for fasting people project in the month of Ramadan, with the aim of making things easier for beneficiaries and donors. Donors, whether individuals or institutions, can choose the donation site and the number of beneficiaries using a mobile phone through this interactive map, which the Association provides on its website. It also allows fasting people to find the locations where Iftar meals are served. He added that the map covers all areas of the Emirate of Fujairah, and anyone wishing to contribute can choose the Iftar site and the number of beneficiaries, with the Iftar site registered in the name of the donating body or individual, explaining that the donor can follow the implementation of the Iftar project through his mobile phone, and that the bodies contributing to the project are provided with illustrated reports on the stages of implementation during the holy month of Ramadan. Al Raqbani affirmed that what distinguishes the Iftar for fasting people project is the joining of efforts of the people of the UAE and the residents of its good land, men and women benefactors, government bodies and private companies, as everyone competes in the fields of goodness to reflect a refined image of a great homeland the size of the UAE. He expressed his deepest thanks and appreciation to our wise leadership and to all donors, benevolent and charitable people and everyone who supports the charitable Ramadan project, from institutions and individuals, praying to God, Blessed and Exalted, to accept from them this charitable humanitarian work and to reward them all with the best reward.
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