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UAE prepares 10 million meals for Gaza in tribute to Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid

More than 10 million meals were prepared for Gaza at a Dubai community event on Saturday, honouring the late Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid's legacy of giving. The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives (MBRGI) organised the Ahmed Bin Rashid Humanitarian Bridge event on in collaboration with Operation Gallant Knight 3 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The initiative brought together…

UAE prepares 10 million meals for Gaza in tribute to Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid

A community event in Dubai on Saturday prepared over 10 million meals for Gaza, honoring the late Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid Al Maktoum's legacy of generosity and service. The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives, in collaboration with Operation Gallant Knight 3, organized the Ahmed Bin Rashid Humanitarian Bridge event.

Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed, President of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority and Chairman and CEO of Emirates Airline, attended alongside senior officials. The event showcased the UAE's enduring values, as highlighted by Mohammed Al Gergawi, Secretary General of MBRGI. The late Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid, known for his distinguished role and significant social impact, was a key figure in the UAE's national development.

Following the UAE's recent launch of a campaign to provide warm clothing to one million people in Gaza, the 10 million meals initiative aims to provide vital food aid to families and children in the region.

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