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Prior to this, AL Suwaidi was the Head of Community Engagement at the Knowledge and Human Development Authority in Dubai
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Thousands to benefit from RCS Ramadan aid
ABU DHABI — Thousands of needy people not only in the UAE but also overseas will benefit from the charitable programmes that have been finalised by the UAE Red Crescent Authority for the holy month of Ramadan.
Red Crescent Board Chairman Khalifa Nasser Al Suwaidi said that the charitable programmes are being expanded every year in order to reach greater number of needy people across the world.
Al Suwaidi expressed great confidence in the participation of the various charities in the country and stressed the importance of the role of donors in aiding the charitable projects.
He said a Dh470,000 budget has been approved for spending on humanitarian projects in 52 countries.
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