Dubai Islamic contributes Dh120M to solidarity fund against Covid-19

dubai — Dubai Islamic Bank on Saturday announced a contribution of Dh120 million to the Community Solidarity Fund Against Covid-19, which was launched by the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department in Dubai to mitigate the health, economic and social repercussions of coronavirus. The gesture represents the largest contribution to the fund so far.

Mohammed Ibrahim Al Shaibani, chairman of Dubai Islamic

Mohammed Ibrahim Al Shaibani,

Chairman of Dubai Islamic Bank

Bank, said: “Dubai Islamic’s contribution reflects the broader spirit of cooperation that humanity has forged in the current exceptional circumstances, and is part of the bank’s commitment to

supporting all national humanitarian initiatives.”

He said the contribution aims to support the efforts of national authorities to bring relief to affected families, businesses and facilities.

Al Shaibani added: “The UAE society has always been committed to enhancing social solidarity without consideration for race, religion and cultural background. We are keen to work hand-in-hand with other stakeholders to face any challenges to enhance the impact of humanitarian aid to the most affected segments of the community.”

He emphasised that the Community Solidarity Fund Against Covid-19 has given Dubai Islamic the opportunity to express its commitment to its social responsibilities. It has also enabled the bank to closely support the UAE leadership’s efforts to protect the society and ensure the health and safety of all citizens and residents.

The Community Solidarity Fund Against Covid-19 announced by the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department aims to facilitate community contributions and donations towards combating the coronavirus outbreak under the guidance and directions of the UAE’s leadership.

Our contribution reflects the broader spirit of cooperation that humanity has forged in the current exceptional circumstances