Islamabad: Pakistan sent the 14th humanitarian relief supplies to the Gaza Strip to the Gaza Strip on Sunday.
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) sent a 14th humanitarian shipment, which includes 100 tonnes of necessary relief goods for Palestinian brothers, which confirmed the nation’s permanent support for the Gaza people.
This shipment, which is intended to contribute with the Alkadhmat Foundation, includes about 100 tonnes of important relief supplies such as bell tents, winter tents, tarpal sheets and medical equipment.
A ceremony was sent to Jinnah International Airport, Karachi, attended by senior officials of the NDMA, the Foreign Affairs, and the Al -Khudmat Foundation.
The aid was sent from Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport to Egypt’s Alris International Airport via a chartered flight from where it will be transported to Gaza.
The move was taken under the guidance of the Prime Minister, which reflects the government’s commitment to provide humanitarian aid and express solidarity with the people of Gaza when needed.
This shipment is part of Pakistan’s ongoing human efforts and identifies the 25th total aid sent to those affected by the Middle East war.
With this shipment, Pakistan has sent 1,478 tonnes of relief to Palestine, demonstrating the country’s constant commitment to help the people of Gaza in these difficult times. Overall, Pakistan has sent 1,961 tonnes of humanitarian aid, which includes 372 tonnes for Lebanon and 111 tonnes for Syria.
The government is committed to standing with the people of Palestine and will continue to provide humanitarian aid based on the needed needs of those affected by the ongoing crisis.
