“Al Furjan Fund” sponsors training workshops at the farmers market

The Al Furjan Fund, which was launched by His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Second Deputy Ruler of Dubai and Member of the Dubai Council, with the aim of financing social ideas and projects in Al Furjan residential neighborhoods and neighborhoods in Dubai, sponsors the craft, vocational and creative training workshops implemented by the Skills Laboratory “Skill Lab” during its participation In the third season of the Dubai Farmers Market, which is organized by the Dubai Municipality in Al Safa Park in Dubai every Saturday during the period from December 9 to February 24.

These workshops target 1,500 participants from all age groups, people of determination, and senior citizens, and embody the Al Furjan Fund’s endeavors to enhance the quality of life of citizens and empower them economically and socially by developing participants’ skills in all fields, enhancing their creative abilities, enriching their expertise and experiences, and encouraging them to enter the field of entrepreneurship by preparing them. Providing them with the required skills.

The workshops encourage participants to practice agricultural methods, especially sustainable home gardening, by allocating an area in the home garden, and contribute to introducing them to the importance of organic agriculture and how to care for plants, and making them aware of its importance in preserving environmental sustainability and adding an aesthetic touch to the surrounding environment, in addition to focusing on advice and instructions for care. Plants throughout all stages of growth.

The creative workshops allow participants to express their ideas and discover their talents in various fields, such as arts, crafts, and cooking. The workshops are full of educational programs that combine fun and learning, which contributes to the development of a number of skills among the participants. The workshops also offer a number of innovative shows and activities that combine interest and fun and contribute to providing a distinctive entertainment experience.

The farmers' market opens its doors this season on Saturday every week between four and ten in the evening, during which farmers and entrepreneurs display their various local products.