UAE launches cross-continental humanitarian campaigns this Ramadan 2025

The holy month of Ramadan has already started. The UAE has announced the launch of a series of cross-continental humanitarian campaigns, reaffirming its position as a global capital of compassion and generosity.

These projects highlight the UAE’s deep-rooted values of mercy, tolerance and philanthropy. Each year, the Gulf state launches a number of charitable programmes during Ramadan to address the increasing humanitarian needs across the globe.

UAE’s commitment to upholding values of human solidarity

Under Operation Gallant Knight 3, the UAE has announced the donation of 100 tonnes of food supplies and 5,000 copies of the holy Quran to those affected in the Gaza Strip. This project had been launched ahead of Ramadan 2025.

This campaign is aimed at easing the suffering of Palestinian families and offering essential supplies in light of the existing humanitarian crisis in Gaza. This contribution reflects the UAE’s commitment to upholding the values of human solidarity.

The Emirates Red Crescent has also announced that its Ramadan programmes are set to benefit 4.5 million people across 53 countries. These efforts include Iftar meals, Zakat al-Fitr, Eid clothing, Ramadan food baskets and emergency food aid.

Ramadan 2025: UAE launches cross-continental campaigns

This holy month, the International Charity Organisation has launched a Ramadan campaign focused on humanitarian projects, including Iftar meals, Zakat al-Fitr and Eid clothing. There are more efforts, such as orphan sponsorship and mosque construction, too.

Sharjah Charity International has launched its ‘Joud 2025 Ramadan campaign’ to bring joy to 1.1 million beneficiaries inside and outside the country. This project includes the distribution of nearly 1 million Iftar meals, besides other humanitarian efforts.

In Ras Al Khaimah, the Ras Al Khaimah Charity Association has launched its Ramadan campaign. Key efforts include ‘Homes of Goodness’ to build houses for the needy abroad and ‘Ma’edat Al Rahman in Your Mosque’ to distribute Iftar meals at mosques.