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Families showcased a diverse range of local products, including traditional foods, perfumes, incense, and heritage clothing. This highlighted their skills and production, introduced festival visitors to their various projects and products, and provided an opportunity for direct interaction with the public to understand their needs and preferences.
The Department's participation reflects its commitment to supporting productive families and empowering them to utilise various community platforms and events to market their products and enhance their presence. This encourages them to develop their projects and improve the quality of their products, while also promoting local and heritage products at community events.
Tahani Mohammed bin Rashdoh Al Naqbi, Director of the Dibba Al Hisn branch, stated that the department's participation in Al Maleh and Fishing Festival stems from its commitment to supporting productive families and providing them with opportunities to showcase their products and projects. She emphasised that such events represent an important platform for connecting with the community and highlighting the diverse skills and production capabilities of these families.
Al Naqbi commended the efforts made in organising the festival and the space it provides, which brings together heritage, culture, and maritime traditions. She noted that the participation of productive families adds a social and economic dimension to the events by giving them the opportunity to interact with the public and display their products, thus enhancing their confidence in their abilities and supporting the sustainability of their projects.
Al Naqbi affirmed that SSSD, as a government entity concerned with serving the community, is keen to strengthen integration and cooperation with various government agencies and institutions, and to actively participate in community events, festivals, and exhibitions hosted by the Emirate. This stems from the importance of unifying efforts and supporting initiatives that benefit all members of society and its various segments. She added that the Dibba Al Hisn branch's participation in these events not only supports productive families but also contributes to strengthening community ties and fostering a culture of production and self-reliance. She emphasised the department's continued support for productive families through the Intaj Centre, providing them with more opportunities to reach a wider audience and develop their projects.
Through its participation in various events and occasions, the Intaj Centre continues to support productive families, providing them with spaces to market their products and showcase their production capabilities. This strengthens their role in society, supports the sustainability of their projects, and contributes to transforming individual skills and creativity into productive projects with a strong presence in the community.