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UAE sends further 458 tonnes of aid to Gaza in show of support

The UAE has delivered a further 458 tonnes of critical aid to the Gaza Strip under a major humanitarian campaign in support of civilians in need. Three aid convoys made up of 28 lorries entered the enclave this week, loaded with essential food and shelter supplies. Large quantities of essential goods continue to be prepared at the UAE Humanitarian Aid Logistics Centre in Al Arish, Egypt, before…

UAE sends further 458 tonnes of aid to Gaza in show of support

The United Arab Emirates has recently dispatched an additional 458 tonnes of essential aid to the Gaza Strip as part of a comprehensive humanitarian initiative. This latest shipment was transported in 28 lorries, each carrying vital food and shelter provisions. The UAE Humanitarian Aid Logistics Centre in Al Arish, Egypt, is actively preparing large quantities of essential goods before their delivery to Gaza.

This ongoing relief effort is the most recent display of support from the UAE to the Palestinian people, who continue to endure severe food and water shortages and restricted access to healthcare services, which have been severely impacted by the ongoing conflict in Gaza. In a gesture of remembrance, over 10 million meals were prepared at a Dubai community event on Saturday, in honor of the late Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid's tradition of charitable giving.

This event was organized by the Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives in partnership with Operation Gallant Knight 3 at Dubai World Trade Centre. Additionally, the UAE commenced a major campaign on Thursday to provide warm clothing to one million individuals in Gaza, aiming to offer crucial relief to those bracing for the harsh winter weather and plummeting temperatures.

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