UAE donates relief items worth over GH¢12m to June 29 flood victims
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has donated relief items valued at more than GH₵12 million to support communities and families affected by the June 29 floods in Ghana. The donation, comprising food, rice, drinking water, blankets and sleeping mattresses, was formally presented at the headquarters of the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) in Accra. A symbolic […]
The United Arab Emirates has donated relief items worth over GH¢12 million to support communities impacted by the June 29 floods in Ghana. The donation, which includes food, rice, drinking water, blankets and sleeping mattresses, was presented at the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) headquarters in Accra. A portion of the items was also given directly to flood-affected individuals in the Circle enclave.
The relief items were sourced locally to support Ghanaian businesses and the economy. The donation came following a government appeal for international aid, which identified food, blankets, mattresses and safe drinking water as top priorities for the affected communities. The response from the UAE aligns with Ghana's Climate Emergency Resource Mobilisation Track, aimed at bolstering international partnerships for immediate relief, recovery and long-term climate resilience.
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