The Foundation supported 137 Emirati families to participate and be present in the most important exhibitions that are held on the country’s land, such as the Global Village in Dubai (73 families), Expo Sharjah (8 families) and the Second National Exhibition for Productive Families in Al Ain under the auspices of the Ministry of Presidential Affairs, where the Foundation supported (56) families Mwatana to display its various products and prepare meals for the exhibition and its visitors, and the benefits are fully accrued to the participants.The exhibits included traditional and Gulf women's clothing, women's accessories, children's clothes, perfumes, incense, traditional foods, traditional models and Gulf sweets, in addition to selling state flags, decorations for the celebration of the National Day, handicrafts made from palm fronds, in addition to household items, spices, ghee and honey.The exhibition reflected the ability of Emirati women to creativity, innovation, handicraft work, the ability to manufacture, market, competition, the desire to work and the national sense, as the exhibits were distinguished by their presence only in the local markets because they are made of traditional materials.The Foundation found, through its follow-up of its projects in the country, that the project to support productive citizenship families had a positive impact on the lives of citizens by discovering the capabilities and capabilities of the nation’s citizens to work hard and which would bring great benefit to society .. It also made those families depend on themselves in managing their livelihood matters. And it created in it the spirit of hard and sincere work for its community and country.