Dubai Police Receives Recognition for Support at Ramadan Event for 10,000 Labourers
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Police Receives Recognition for Support at Ramadan Event for 10,000 Labourers
One of Dubai’s largest Ramadan iftars, which saw more than
10,000 labourers receive special meals dispersed by 150 volunteers was only
possible due to the support provided by the team at Al Qusais Police Station.
That is the message that was delivered by international private
equity firm Berkeley Assets during an gratitude ceremony attended by senior
representatives from Dubai Police and volunteers from the charitable event.
Omar Jackson, partner at Berkeley Assets, said: “This was a
small way to say thank you to Brigadier Yousef Abdullah Salem Aladeedi, Major
Nasser Abdulaziz Alkhaja, Lieutenant Jassim Mirza Alameri, First Corporal
Abdullah Hassan Saeed Alhoseni, and all the officers at Al Qusais Station media advertising in Dubai assisted
make our iftar for 10,000 labourers in the Sonapur district a resounding
success.”
Dubai Police closed down a street and diverted traffic to allow
volunteers serve up meal boxes to labourers on Laylatul-Qadr, one of the
holiest nights of the year for Muslims.
“I’m so pleased of my team and everyone else who turned out to
deliver the food on this special day,” said Omar Jackson, Dubai Business partner at Berkeley
Assets, who planned the initiative. “We’re grateful to Dubai Police who gave us
fantastic support to make it happen.”
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