AWQAF Dubai, the regulatory body for charitable endowments in the emirate, has recently shared a significant profit of AED 30.4 million with minor beneficiaries. The funds are derived from a diverse portfolio of investments, including real estate assets,
Awqaf DubaiCharitable EndowmentsReal EstateFinancial InvestmentsMinor BeneficiariesReal EstateOct 20, 2024
AWQAF Dubai is the regulatory body responsible for managing and overseeing charitable endowments in the Emirate of Dubai. It plays a crucial role in promoting and facilitating charitable activities to support the community.
AWQAF Dubai recently distributed AED 30.4 million in profits to minor beneficiaries.
AWQAF Dubai manages a diverse investment portfolio that includes real estate assets, commercial ventures, financial stock portfolios, bank deposits, and commodity holdings.
The funds are used to support various educational, health, and social programs, ensuring that the beneficiaries have access to the resources they need to thrive and improve their living conditions.
AWQAF Dubai is committed to continuing its robust investment strategy, focusing on sustainable growth and long-term stability. The authority will explore new investment opportunities and innovative financial instruments to enhance the portfolio's performance.
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