The 21st edition of the Conference and Exhibition of International Help and Development of Dubai, Dihad, concluded today under the sponsorship of its highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid al Maktoum, vice president, prime minister and ruler of Dubai.
This year’s edition recorded 137 nominations from 42 countries, reflecting the scale and global diversity of humanitarian efforts. The awards covered 12 categories, highlighting multiple service and impact fields.
Among the distinguished recipients of the Humanthropy 2025 Wasahmed Darwish to Muhairi, general director of the Department of Islamic Affairs and Charity Activities (IACAD), Dubai, who was honored by Witherd. The Islamic Bank (ADIB) of the ABU Dhabi (ADIB) received the Humanthropy corporate social responsibility prize, while Fatma Essa Almheiri, interim director of adoption and development of technology at the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology, was the humanitarian name. The Humanthropy Financial Impact
Refugee Commissioner (UNHCR), and David Harland, Executive Director of the Humanitarian Dialogue Center; Member of the Mediation Advisory Board of high nations of the United Nations Secretary General, the United Nations, received the Global Peace Conservation Prize. The Emaar Foundation was recognized with the Humantropy philanthropic award, and the Egyptian Food Bank was awarded for its leadership in achieving sustainable development objectives. Thomas Peter, head of the Coordination Platform Unit at Ocha Geneva, received the Humanthropy Spotlight Prize, while Dubai Humanitarian won the Excellence Award in the Humantropy supply chain. The Big Heart Foundation was recognized with the Humanthropy sustainability award.
In addition, Ambassador Arthur Mattli, Switzerland ambassador to the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, was presented with the unity prize in the diversity of Humantropy. The Visionary Humanthropy award was awarded to Dr. Sonia Ben Jaafar, Executive Director of the Abdulla Al Ghurair Foundation, Eau, for future contributions to humanitarian development.
Amid the growing global humanitarian challenges, the EAU industrial sector is increasingly emerging as a strategic pillar to boost sustainable development and support humanitarian and help operations. Through the 300 billion operation, the EAU are aimed at raising the contribution of the industrial sector to GDP of 133 billion AED to 300 billion AED by 2031.
By strengthening the brand ‘made in the Emirates and improving the competitiveness of national products, the EAU are paving the way for a humanitarian-industrial model that the manufacturing lever to meet the urgent relief needs and contribute in the long term. This approach not only reduces import dependence, but also reinforces the resilience of the supply chain, supports sustainable economic growth and aligns with the broader climatic and development commitments of the country.
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On the last day of Diahad 2025, the humanitarian and charity establishment of Mohammed Bin Rashid al Maktoum and the Jalila Foundation signed a cooperation agreement to support the Nabadat campaign, an initiative of salvation of life that provides heart treatments for collacments for cocks for the cosper for the cuocos for the cockss Cocks for cockers for cockers for cocksmans for Cockssss cockers. Cutres for Cirden’s for Cockres for Child the Heardss for Child the Heardsmans for Coletations for Coasts for Ciltrates for UART and International Defects. Toke’s signing place in the presence of Abdulla Mohammed al Basti, general secretary of the Executive Council and president of the Supervisor Steering Committee of the Dubai Schools Abdulla to the Basti.
The association reflects the shared commitment of both organizations to strengthen local and global humanitarian cooperation and direct resources towards the most vulnerable children and partly in the urgent need for medical care.
Diahad 2025 witnessed record assistance, attracting 18,000 participants and visitors from more than 160 countries, and with more than 1,063 humanitarian -centered organizations and 131 world expert speakers. The conference program addressed critical issues in 64 main sessions and 19 specialized workshops that offer practical training for humanitarian professionals.
