Dubai Customs strengthens its efforts, sustains its Ramadan campaign annually, launches 11 community initiatives

Dubai Customs continues its yearly Ramadan campaign, increasing its efforts every year and offers eleven community programmes throughout the holy month. The department organises a variety of events and philanthropic endeavours throughout Ramadan, covering different facets of the volunteering and social responsibility it promotes. Focusing on low-income families, the elderly, workers, customers, and orphans, as well as offering exclusive events for staff members, these programmes exemplify the department's dedication to the well-being of society. 

The Ramadan festivities organised by Dubai Customs are renowned for their inclusion. This begins with the volunteer team's provision of iftar meals to drivers, which has expanded to include senior people in partnership with Dhakar Club. The purpose of these events is to honour the important contributions that senior persons have made to society and to promote conversation. 30,000 meals will be distributed during Ramadan, Ramadan suhoor will be arranged for clients, daily prizes on Sama Dubai channel's "Mandous" programme, group iftars for new Muslims with the Islamic Information Centre, and religious lectures will be scheduled throughout Ramadan, in addition to ongoing charitable endeavours. 

Director of Dubai Customs' Corporate Communication Department Khalil Saqer bin Gharib emphasises the department's strategic commitment to supporting community activities, which aims to promote ideals of social responsibility and kindness in a holistic manner. According to a thorough study conducted across all segments, Dubai Customs has become a leader in the implementation of diverse community initiatives, having completed 175 initiatives in the last year that have benefited 238,000 individuals from all segments of society. The company has also achieved an impressive 98% community happiness rate.