UAE steps up humanitarian aid for flood-hit Nepal with $10m package
UAE allocates $10 million for urgent relief for flood, landslide victims in Nepal
Abu Dhabi - The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has pledged $10 million in humanitarian aid to Nepal following catastrophic floods and landslides that have claimed numerous lives and left many missing. This significant contribution was approved by the UAE Aid Agency in line with directives from President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
Dr. Tareq Ahmed Al Amiri, the Chairman of the UAE Aid Agency, highlighted the country's role in global humanitarian responses, driven by a commitment to compassion and international collaboration. Al Amiri emphasized the significance of collective efforts in providing relief to those affected by natural disasters. The UAE Aid Agency is collaborating with local authorities and international bodies to ensure that aid reaches all those in need, including vulnerable groups such as women, men, and children.
Focus remains on rescuing the missing persons amidst the extensive damage caused by the disaster in Nepal.
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