Emirati media revealed that the “Most Noble Number” charity auction in Dubai witnessed the sale of the most expensive car plate in the world.
She said, “The painting was sold in the auction that was held on Friday, April 8, for 55 million dirhams (about 15 million dollars), breaking the previous record of 52.2 million dirhams.”
The record-breaking painting bore the number “P7”.
The auction aims to launch the largest endowment fund for feeding during Ramadan in a sustainable manner, to support the efforts of the “Stop a Billion Meals” campaign launched by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai.
The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives Foundation, in cooperation with Emirates Auctions, and with the support of the Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai, organized the auction.
A group of distinguished vehicle plate numbers was displayed, the most prominent of which was the unique single plate number P7, which set a record, in addition to 10 binary numbers, namely AA1, AA22, AA80, O71, X36, W78, H31, Z37, J57, N41, as well as A set of other special numbers, which are Y900, Q22222, and Y6666.
It is noteworthy that the auction witnessed the distinguished participation of distinguished personalities from various economic events, charitable work institutions, public benefit and benefactors who are keen to support noble humanitarian causes, such as the one that the “Stop a Billion Meals” campaign is working on, and in conjunction with the holy month of Ramadan, the month of giving and human solidarity with vulnerable groups, especially children and refugees. displaced persons and victims of disasters and crises.
The proceeds from the “An Noble Number” charity auction, which was held at the “Four Seasons Jumeirah” hotel in Dubai, contribute to supporting the humanitarian goals of the “Stop a Billion Meals” campaign to contribute to providing a food safety net for the less fortunate, and to send a billion messages of hope and solidarity from the UAE to those in need. It is most needed around the world, at a time when the hunger challenge that threatens more than 828 million people around the world is intensifying.
Source: Emirati media
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