In collaboration with Qatar Charity, Doha Festival City donated 500 boxes to workers living in Doha’s industrial area. The Ramadan donations boxes, which contained food essentials including rice, oil, lentils, sugar, dates, juices and tea, were distributed with the support of Qatar Charity employees and volunteers. “Doha Festival City is always committed to providing support and care to our community. Now more than ever, with the impact of the coronavirus outbreak and during the holy month of Ramadan, a sense of unity is so important," general manager Robert Hall said.
"We are grateful to Qatar Charity for their collaboration with us on this worthy cause. We hope that through this initiative, we can positively impact the lives of those affected right now,” he added.
Doha Festival City is one of the largest such developments in the Middle East, offering almost a quarter of a million sqm of leasable space. Qatar Charity thanked the Doha Festival City management for the support, which would contribute to the efforts aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus and reducing infections. Qatar Charity urged other companies and organisations to support the initiative and meet the needs of the workers and low-income families in the blessed month of Ramadan.
Doha Festival City is one of the largest such developments in the Middle East, offering almost a quarter of a million sqm of leasable space. Qatar Charity thanked the Doha Festival City management for the support, which would contribute to the efforts aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus and reducing infections. Qatar Charity urged other companies and organisations to support the initiative and meet the needs of the workers and low-income families in the blessed month of Ramadan.
