UAE Sends 700 Tonnes of Food Aid to Somalia Flood Victims

UAE Delivers 700 Tons of Aid to Support Somalia Flood Victims

Abu Dhabi: The UAE has provided 700 tons of emergency food supplies to the victims of floods that have struck numerous sections of Somalia as part of its continuous humanitarian efforts to aid nations afflicted by natural catastrophes.

In order to improve humanitarian operations and lessen the suffering of the benevolent Somali people, the aid complies with the UAE leadership’s guidelines. In addition to providing emergency aid to towns hit by flooding, the shipments contain necessary food supplies to address the requirements of almost 150,000 members of impacted households.

In this regard, Ahmed Juma Al Rumaidi, UAE Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Somalia, affirmed that the aid demonstrates the UAE’s commitment to standing in solidarity with the brotherly Somali people in these difficult circumstances.

“This action demonstrates the UAE’s astute leadership’s commitment to provide all forms of assistance and support to the impacted communities, demonstrating the strong bilateral ties between the UAE and Somalia. The United Arab Emirates will continue to work with regional and international organizations to assist as many individuals in need as possible. This will speed up the healing process and decrease their misery.

This humanitarian bridge highlights the United Arab Emirates’ leadership in responding to international emergency crises and its continuous aid to nations during times of catastrophe, in line with the deeply rooted concept of humanitarianism, which aims to promote sustainability and development globally.