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UAE Khalifa Humanitarian Ship Delivers Aid to Gaza Strip

UAE Sends eighth Aid Ship to Gaza, Delivering Over 7,000 Tons of Relief


The eighth Emirati aid vessel, “The Khalifa Humanitarian Ship,” reached “Al-faris 3” yesterday, preparing for entry into the Gaza Strip. This delivery continues the United arab Emirates’ ongoing humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian people.

A delegation comprised of humanitarian and charitable institution representatives, along with Ahmed Sari Al Mazrouei, secretary-General of the Emirates Red Crescent Authority, and Egyptian officials, welcomed the ship. This arrival underscores the UAE’s dedication to providing crucial support amidst escalating humanitarian difficulties in the region.

Launched from khalifa Port (Kizad) in Abu Dhabi, the ship carried 7,166 tons of essential aid. This includes food, medicine, medical supplies, relief items, dates, and shelter materials, directly addressing the urgent needs of Palestinians in Gaza.

The cargo breakdown reveals 4,372 tons of food, 1,433 tons of shelter, 860 tons of medical supplies, and 501 tons of health materials. This shipment brings the total aid provided to Gaza to over 80,000 tons.

This aid delivery represents a sustained series of Emirati efforts to provide immediate assistance to palestinians.It reflects the UAE’s consistent humanitarian principles of supporting just causes and alleviating the impact of crises throughout the region.

Background on UAE Humanitarian Aid to Palestine

The United Arab Emirates has a long history of providing humanitarian aid to Palestine, especially during times of crisis. This commitment stems from a broader foreign policy focused on regional stability and the well-being of Palestinian communities. Previous aid efforts have focused on infrastructure development, healthcare, and educational support, in addition to emergency relief.

The current crisis in Gaza has prompted a significant increase in Emirati aid, reflecting the severity of the humanitarian situation. The UAE has coordinated it’s efforts with international organizations and regional partners to ensure aid reaches those most in need.

Frequently Asked Questions about UAE Aid to Gaza

What type of aid is the UAE sending to Gaza?
The UAE is providing a comprehensive range of aid, including food, medicine, medical supplies, shelter materials, and essential relief items to support the Palestinian population.
How much aid has the UAE sent to Gaza in total?
The latest shipment brings the total aid sent to the gaza Strip to over 80,000 tons, demonstrating a substantial and ongoing commitment.
What is the “Al-Faris 3” operation?
“Al-Faris 3” is the operation facilitating the entry of the Emirati aid ship into the Gaza Strip, ensuring efficient delivery of vital supplies.
Who is involved in receiving the aid shipments?
Representatives from humanitarian and charitable organizations, the Emirates Red crescent Authority, and Egyptian officials are involved in receiving and coordinating the aid deliveries.
Where did the aid ship originate from?
The “Khalifa Humanitarian Ship” departed from Khalifa Port (Kizad) in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, carrying the substantial aid cargo.
Why is the UAE prioritizing aid to Gaza?
the UAE prioritizes aid to Gaza due to the worsening humanitarian challenges facing the region and its commitment to supporting the Palestinian people during this crisis.
How does the UAE ensure aid reaches those in need in Gaza?
The UAE coordinates with international organizations and regional partners to ensure aid is distributed effectively and reaches the most vulnerable populations in gaza.

Disclaimer: This article reports on humanitarian aid efforts. It does not provide medical, financial, or legal advice.

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