Ajman Chamber, in collaboration with the International Charity Organization, has announced the launch of the "Workers' Day Initiative." This initiative includes honoring 15 workers from the Ajman Chamber's support staff and a number of workers from private sector establishments by enabling them to perform Umrah, coinciding with the International Workers' Day celebrations on May 1st of each year. Mohamed Ali Al Janahi, Executive Director of the Member Support Services Sector and Jamila Kajoor, Director of Member Relations and Support at Ajman Chamber, honored the workers participating in the initiative. Umrah tickets and certificates of participation were distributed as part of the preparations for the Umrah trip, which is scheduled to take place during the second half of 2025, in an atmosphere of appreciation and gratitude for their dedicated efforts. Al Janahi emphasized that the significance of the initiative lies in its recognition of the workers' efforts and contributions to supporting the work environment and in consolidating the values of human and social solidarity. He affirmed that the Ajman Chamber seeks, through this initiative, to enhance the sense of belonging and loyalty among workers and to bring them happiness, thereby contributing to raising the level of productivity and job satisfaction. For her part, Kajoor commended the cooperation and support of the International Charity Organization in the implementation and success of this initiative. She pointed out that this collaboration embodies the value of effective community partnership and reflects the shared commitment to caring for workers, attending to their needs, and enhancing their sense of appreciation. The initiative also reflects the joint efforts to achieve the objectives of the wider community.