The Dubai Iftar Table Brings Together Different Sects

To consolidate the principles of social participation, tolerance, and acceptance of others, and to affirm the deeply rooted culture of peaceful coexistence and constant support, especially during the month of Ramadan, the Community Development Authority in Dubai, in cooperation with the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department in Dubai, organized the fourth consecutive Dubai Iftar initiative this Sunday evening. Representatives of various sects and denominations residing in the Emirate of Dubai gathered at one Iftar table, in addition to the presence of many members of the diplomatic and consular corps in the emirate.

The Dubai Iftar initiative, which was held in Al Wasl Plaza in Expo City Dubai, reflects the image of the Emirate of Dubai as a capital of culture, religious freedom, stability, and development—a culture that our world needs today, free from prejudices based on sect, religion, race, color, or gender.

Participants in the Dubai Iftar emphasized that the United Arab Emirates represents a unique model of coexistence, human brotherhood, and acceptance of others. They noted that the country was founded on the values ​​of love, harmony, and cooperation with others. This model is exactly what the world needs now, especially in the current context of numerous conflicts and disputes.

In various conversations, they said that the Dubai Iftar initiative "embodies the principles of moderation, wisdom, coexistence, and rejection of racism, which the United Arab Emirates embraces in an atmosphere of harmony, brotherhood, solidarity, and acceptance of others."