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Al Ansari Exchange on Wednesday announced that it is donating Dh1 million to relief efforts in Pakistan as the country reels under the worst floods it has experienced in recent history.
The initiative is aimed at supporting the communities affected by the calamity and bolstering the official funds designated to support relief efforts.
Mohammed Ali Al Ansari, chairman of Al Ansari Exchange, said: "Our efforts to support the Pakistani people affected by this natural disaster form part of our commitment to effectively and swiftly respond to such humanitarian crises."
"In these difficult times, we stand by Pakistan and its people, hoping that we can alleviate some of their suffering and provide the urgent and essential humanitarian assistance required," he added.
The company also announced that from today, September 7, until September 30, it will provide free remittances to official charitable organisations in Pakistan to support those who wish to provide aid and donations to the Flood Relief Support Fund.
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