Abu dhabi: The Khalifa Foundation announced its collaboration with Pure Gold Group in a humanitarian initiative aimed at providing travel tickets for released inmates who are unable to cover the cost of returning to their home countries after completing their sentences. The move is in line with the two organisations’ shared commitment to supporting the most vulnerable members of society.
According to Emirates News Agency, under this initiative, a total of 2,821 released inmates were assisted in 2025. Of these, 1,983 individuals benefited directly from Pure Gold Group’s travel ticket support program. Mohamed Haji Alkhoori, Director-General of the Khalifa Foundation, emphasized the significance of the partnership, stating that it reflects a commitment to building meaningful collaborations that bring together the humanitarian and private sectors through a well-considered and integrated approach.
Philanthropist Firoz bin Gulam Hussain, Chairman and Founder of Pure Gold Group, highlighted the importance of helping released inmates return safely to their home countries. He noted that the initiative stems from a humanitarian responsibility that restores their sense of security and dignity, offering them a chance for a fresh start. He stressed that strong partnerships with experienced institutions like the Khalifa Foundation are essential to creating meaningful and lasting change.
The Khalifa Foundation’s strategy focuses on delivering social and development programs that respond to the needs of communities around the world. Through initiatives that support individuals and families, empower those most in need, and promote social stability, the Foundation follows a clear and structured approach based on careful planning, strong institutional partnerships, and effective implementation. This methodology ensures practical and sustainable outcomes that have a lasting positive impact on society.
