The initiative raised 2.5 million dirhams, including 13 targeted citizens

"Dubai Endowments" supports "Yak Aoun" with one million dirhams

• 72 citizens are still waiting for donations from philanthropists.

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The Awqaf and Minors Affairs Foundation in Dubai participated in supporting the “Yak Al Aoun” initiative with an amount of one million dirhams, bringing the total donations so far to 2.5 million dirhams, including 13 citizens who were prosecuted and targeted in the initiative.

It is noteworthy that the "Yak Al Aoun" initiative has been adopted by Emirates Today, Dubai Courts, and the Department of Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities in Dubai, for the second year in a row, with the aim of releasing prisoners from financially troubled citizens who are being prosecuted.

The initiative targets 85 citizens who are prosecuted, who have financial issues, and aims to pay their debts amounting to 14 million dirhams, to reunite them with their families before the blessed Eid Al-Fitr. Al Khair” in Dubai Courts.

The Emirates Islamic Bank donated one million and 500 thousand dirhams, and the Endowment and Minors Affairs Foundation in Dubai one million dirhams, bringing the total donations to this initiative, since its launch, 2.5 million dirhams, contributing to the release of 13 citizen prisoners included in the initiative.

The Secretary-General of the Awqaf and Minors Affairs Foundation in Dubai, Ali Al-Mutawa, praised the "Yak Help" initiative, which was launched by "Emirates Today", in cooperation with Dubai Courts and the Department of Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities in Dubai, to contribute to the release of insolvent prisoners of citizens and extend a helping hand to them. In this holy month, to enjoy next to their families with the advent of Eid Al-Fitr, pointing out that the Foundation participates for the second time in a row in this pioneering humanitarian initiative, urging various parties and individuals to support the national initiative, which aims to alleviate the suffering of families who lost their breadwinner, and open a window of hope New to build a better future for their children.

Al-Mutawa affirmed the Foundation's keenness to participate annually with the advent of the blessed month of Ramadan in charitable community initiatives, and to cooperate with various bodies that support charitable work and humanitarian initiatives aimed at consolidating the bonds of social solidarity and collective contribution in supporting needy groups.

The editor-in-chief of "Emirates Today", colleague Sami Al-Riyami, thanked the institutions and donors of community members for their donation and contribution to the "Yak Aid" initiative, stressing that this donation is not strange to the Endowment and Minors Affairs Foundation in Dubai, which has societal contributions in general. It is always a pioneer in extending a helping hand and assistance to every community initiative.

He added: "We have seen interaction from individuals and institutions in the country with this initiative, since its launch the day before yesterday, but we hope to activate the humanitarian and societal role by these institutions more, especially as the initiative targets financially distressed citizens."

He pointed out that the total donations so far since the launch of the initiative amounted to 2.5 million dirhams, to include 13 citizens who were prosecuted among those included in the "Yak Al Aoun" initiative.

Al-Riyami called on government and private institutions to provide the necessary support for the national community initiative.

"Emirates Today", Dubai Courts, and the Department of Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities in Dubai, at the beginning of Ramadan, launched a humanitarian initiative called "Yak Aoun", within the framework of the Memorandum of Understanding, which aims to release financially troubled prisoners from citizens in the Emirate of Dubai and those who are being prosecuted, It coincides with the joy of Ramadan and the blessed Eid al-Fitr, and this initiative is considered a pioneering national community initiative within the newspaper's initiatives during the month of Ramadan.

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• "Yak Al Aoun" aims to release prisoners from financially troubled citizens and those who are being prosecuted.

• The initiative targets 85 citizens who are prosecuted and who have financial issues, and it aims to pay their debts amounting to 14 million dirhams.

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The Chairman of the Good Courts Committee in Dubai Courts, Judge Khaled Mubarak Kansham, stated that the “Yak Aid” initiative is a wonderful model for community initiatives aimed at bringing joy and happiness into the hearts of these prisoners, and reuniting them with their families on the occasion of the blessed month of Ramadan.

He added that "the Awqaf and Minors' Affairs Foundation's donation contributes to strengthening bonds between members of society, and achieving a decent living for members of society, by paying the debts of insolvent people against whom non-criminal judicial rulings have been issued by Dubai Courts," stressing that thanks to the great response to the initiative from government and private institutions, he will enjoy Citizens stumbled with the joy of Eid between family and loved ones.