WESTERN & EU

This region includes all of Europe, America, Australia and New Zealand. The spending on charitable projects in all of these areas goes up to USD 18 millions which represents 18% of the total spending of the Foundation on charitable projects. Such projects covered most of the Occidental countries according to the different needs of Muslim communities there especially in the fields of culture, education and religion in order the preserve the Islamic identity. Here are some of the most distinctive projects:

SWEDEN

With a total cost reaching up to USD 3.5 millions, the Foundation established Sheikh Zayed Islamic Centre in the Swedish capital: Stockholm with the co-operation of “Islamiska Forbundet I Stockholm”.

The said Centre is the biggest in the Scandinavian countries and it has been categorized by the Swedish government as one of the tourist attractions of Sweden.

BRITAIN

The Foundation established Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Slough (a city near London) with a budget of USD 3 millions, and it is also one of the most prominent Islamic landmarks in Britain.

FRANCE

The Foundation provided support to a number of Arabic and Islamic colleges and welfare associations and centres there. Furthermore, it has set up a hostel for girl-students in the College of Islamic Studies, which is part of the European Institute of Human Sciences in Saint-leger-de-Fougeret.

GERMANY

Similarly, the Foundation is providing help to many Islamic and welfare centres in addition to printing and distributing translation of the meanings of the Holy Quran in Deutsche.

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

In order to alleviate the ordeal and sufferings of the Muslim Bosnian brothers, the Foundation took special care of their needs. Since its establishment, it continued to provide all kinds of support to Bosnian people in all circumstances they were going through, in addition to emergency relief aid it sent after the end of the Balkan war. Within the process of rebuilding Bosnia, the Foundation is presently carrying out many distinctive projects such as providing eleven ambulances and distributing them on different Bosnian open cities. This project was executed in co-operation with UNICEF with a cost of five hundred thousand US dollars totally financed by the Foundation.

The Project of Distributing Cows on Returnee Bosnian Families:

In its effort to rebuild Bosnia and Herzegovina and reintegrate Bosnian displaced families, the Foundation carried out a pioneering development and social project in distributing a number of pre-inseminated milk cows to hundreds of returnee Bosnian families to help them resettle in their villages of origin destroyed by the war. This project received international welcome and its cost in the first phase was half million US dollars and it was executed in partnership with Islamic relief Agency.

THE U.S.A.

The Foundation extends its help to many social and welfare associations and centres there. One of its main projects was participating in the construction of Al-Fatir Mosque in Chicago.

NEW ZEALND

With a cost of USD 3.5 millions, the Foundation has set up Zayed College for Girls in Auckland. The New Zealand Ministry of Education considered this project as one of the most distinctive colleges there.