Muscat: Talabat, the region’s leading food and grocery delivery platform, Al Rahma Association for Motherhood & Childhood and McDonald’s joined forces to provide Ramadan meals for less fortunate Omani families, during this year’s holy month.
Through the initiative, Talabat delivered meals to 1400 local families throughout Ramadan, which McDonald’s prepared. These meals were delivered before Iftar & Suhoor.
Tatiana Rahal, Managing Director of Talabat Oman ‘We would like to thank the Omani authorities for continuing to allow us to help people that need it the most during Ramadan. At Talabat, giving back to the community, and being able to provide meals to those less fortunate with the help of Al Rahma and McDonald’s has been truly heartwarming.’
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Mr. Ali K. Daud, Developmental Licensee and President of McDonald’s Oman, said ‘At McDonald’s, we are ready and eager to serve on the frontline, and believe that it is not only our responsibility but our privilege to make a difference during such difficult times.
‘As part of our continuing efforts to support the community, we are proud to have partnered with Talabat Oman and Al Rahma Association for Motherhood & Childhood to provide daily Iftar meals to families in need. The genuine smiles on these families’ faces who have received the meals touched my heart and filled it with joy.’
In line with the efforts to prevent the further spread of COVID-19, all Talabat deliveries continue to ensure that the safety & social distancing guidelines are adhered to, using contactless delivery.
