Dubai: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has dispatched 700 tons of critical food supplies to assist victims of devastating floods that have ravaged numerous districts in Somalia. This initiative is part of the UAE’s ongoing humanitarian mission to aid countries impacted by natural disasters.
Support for 150,000 Affected Families
The aid, aimed at alleviating the suffering of flood victims, aligns with the UAE’s leadership’s directives to support humanitarian efforts worldwide. The shipment is designed to meet the immediate needs of 150,000 individuals from families affected by the floods. The food supplies are expected to provide a lifeline to those struggling with the aftermath of the disaster.
Commitment to Humanitarianism
Speaking on the occasion, UAE Ambassador to Somalia, Ahmed Juma Al Rumaithi, emphasized the UAE’s unwavering support for the Somali people.
“The effort highlights the UAE’s wise leadership’s dedication to provide various forms of relief and support to the affected populations, reflecting the strong bilateral connections between the UAE and Somalia.”
He added that the UAE would continue to work alongside regional and global organizations to ensure that relief reaches as many people as possible, easing their suffering and speeding up recovery efforts.
A Global Humanitarian Leader
The UAE’s response to the Somali floods underscores its leadership in global humanitarian efforts. This initiative not only demonstrates the nation’s commitment to offering aid in times of crisis but also reflects its core principles of humanitarianism, peace, and progress.
The UAE has long been recognized for its proactive role in addressing crises worldwide, consistently providing relief to nations in need and reinforcing its reputation as a global leader in humanitarian support.
The food aid to Somalia marks another significant milestone in the UAE’s mission to bring relief to vulnerable populations and foster resilience in the face of natural disasters.
