UAE President Sheikh Mohamed orders release of 1,440 prisoners for Ramadan

Beyond the release itself, the order is designed to ease the hardship faced by the families of inmates and to support their stability

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UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan will also settle any financial obligations arising from the prisoners’ sentences

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In observance of Ramadan, the UAE President, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, has ordered the release of 1,440 inmates nationwide. This pardon also includes settling their financial obligations, aiming to ease hardship for prisoners and their families during the holy month.

Key points

  • UAE President pardons 1,440 inmates for Ramadan.
  • President also settles financial obligations for released prisoners.
  • Initiative aims to ease hardship for families during Ramadan.

The President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, has ordered the release of 1,440 inmates from correctional institutions across the country in observance of the beginning of Ramadan.

The directive, issued ahead of the holy month, also commits the UAE President to settling any financial obligations arising from the prisoners’ sentences – a measure that removes a barrier many inmates face upon release.

UAE President pardons 1,440 prisoners nationwide for Ramadan

Beyond the release itself, the order is designed to ease the hardship faced by the families of inmates and to support their stability.

The President’s office noted that the initiative aims to bring comfort to the loved ones of those affected during the occasion of Ramadan.