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The Aspire Zone Foundation has distributed more than 1,800 hand-crafted gifts to its staff to celebrate the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan.
The gifts, which included handmade bags filled with nuts, sweets and crackers, were all made by local families based in Qatar.
Aspire Zone Foundation corporate communications manager Nasser Abdullah al-Hajri said: “Aspire Zone wanted to mark the start of Ramadan by celebrating the tremendous talents of our community. That is why this year, we decided to hand-pick gifts created by local families. These exquisite gifts have been handed out to all our staff as a way of saying ‘thank you’ for their efforts in ensuring Aspire’s success.”
“The distribution of these gifts forms part of several programmes offered by Aspire Zone to serve the community. We are extremely keen to celebrate with our employees at every opportunity occasion, and there is no better occasion than Ramadan to celebrate and share gifts that remind us of our culture and heritage,” he added.
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