Alpen Capital partners with Dubai Cares to unveil Burj Khalifa structure

Rohit Walia unveiled the miniature Burj Structure for Alpen Capital along with Dubai Cares' Chief Executive Officer, Tariq Al Gurg at the Burj Plaza on 22nd January.

Alpen Capital was among the twenty individuals and organizations across the UAE to purchase these structures painted by eminent Emirati artists.

All proceeds from the sale of these structures will go towards providing children in developing countries with access to quality primary education.

Alpen Capital was one of the first supporters of Dubai Cares and both the organisations have worked on several projects relating to children's education over the past

Alpen Capital is a strong believer in corporate social responsibility and sustainability and has partnered with several organisations across various GCC locations including Dubai Cares, Emirates Environmental Group, Qatar Charity, The Association for the Welfare of the Handicapped in Oman to name a few. In addition, Alpen Capital also engages its employees to be a part of its CSR activities. Alpen Capital was recognized for its CSR and sustainability efforts with the CSR Label awarded by the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry in 2012.

"Corporate Social Responsibility is a part of our DNA. We pride ourselves on being not only a successful business entity but also a socially responsible one. We have a long standing association with Dubai Cares and we are happy to partner with them in this unique initiative to support children's education and make a difference", says Rohit Walia, Executive Vice Chairman & CEO, Alpen Capital

"It gives me great pleasure to unveil this special miniature replica of the Burj Khalifa along with Alpen Capital. On this occasion, I would like to thank Alpen Capital for their continued support and generous contribution to Dubai Cares over the years," says Tariq Al Gurg, Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Cares.

He continues, "With the support of such committed donors, we have been able to make a tremendous difference by providing access to quality primary education for millions of children in developing countries."