Ajman, United Arab Emirates – March 2026: Reinforcing its social and humanitarian role, and embodying the values of giving and solidarity that define the Holy Month of Ramadan, the Department of Finance in Ajman has participated in a number of charitable and community initiatives aimed at supporting those observing Ramadan and serving various segments of society. This participation reflects the Department’s commitment to actively contributing to humanitarian efforts, promoting a culture of social responsibility, and strengthening partnerships and collaboration between government entities and community organisations, ultimately unifying charitable efforts and underpinning social stability and cohesion.
As part of its efforts, the Department contributed to the “Loqmat Khair” initiative in collaboration with Al Ihsan Charity Association, which aimed to provide iftar meals for individuals fasting and those in need. The Department’s team supported the distribution of 1,100 iftar meals across several locations, symbolising the values of generosity and solidarity while easing the burden on beneficiaries during the Holy Month.
The Department also took part in the “Ramadan Aman 12” initiative, organised by Al Ihsan Charity Association in cooperation with the Ministry of Interior and traffic and police departments across the country. This initiative involved distributing iftar meals to motorists at road intersections, with the Department contributing 3,300 meals. This reflects its commitment to sustaining charitable work and enhancing the social impact of Ramadan initiatives through organised volunteer efforts and expanded outreach.
Continuing its approach of partnership and integrated efforts to maximise humanitarian impact, the Department also participated in the “Aftir 4” initiative organised by First Abu Dhabi Bank in collaboration with the Zayed Charitable & Humanitarian Foundation. The initiative aimed to distribute iftar meals to underprivileged families, with the Department contributing to the preparation and distribution of meals throughout the Holy Month.
His Excellency Marwan Ahmed Al Ali, Director General of the Department of Finance in Ajman, affirmed that the Department’s Ramadan initiatives stem from its firm belief in the importance of social responsibility and the commitment to translating the values of giving and solidarity into practical initiatives that create a direct and meaningful impact on people’s lives.
He added: “The Holy Month of Ramadan represents a key opportunity to strengthen humanitarian work and reinforce the values of solidarity and compassion within society. At the Department of Finance in Ajman, we are keen to play an active role in supporting charitable initiatives that serve the community and ease the burden on those in need. Our efforts this year carry special significance in light of the declaration of 2026 as the ‘Year of the Family’, as we seek through these contributions to strengthen family and community bonds, promote a culture of volunteering, and advance the UAE’s approach to sustainable giving, contributing to a cohesive and stable society centred on human wellbeing and happiness.”
These initiatives reflect the alignment of the Department of Finance’s institutional efforts with the emirate’s objectives to enhance quality of life and strengthen social cohesion. They also underscore the Department’s commitment to being an active partner in humanitarian initiatives that address community needs and promote a culture of volunteering and giving.
