Gaza, Palestine – As part of Operation Gallant Knight 3, the UAE continues to send humanitarian aid convoys to the Gaza Strip.
Caravan No. 328 carried the “Clothing Hope for Our Children in Gaza” initiative, which is dedicated to providing clothing and clothing for children.
This is within the framework of ongoing humanitarian efforts to meet the needs of our Palestinian brothers. And bringing joy to the children in light of the difficult humanitarian conditions that the Gaza Strip is going through.
Children’s clothing
The convoy, which arrived in Gaza, includes 15 trucks carrying 270 tons of clothes and children’s clothing.
In a way that contributes to supporting Palestinian families and providing children’s basic needs, within a well-established Emirati approach based on extending a helping hand and supporting siblings in various circumstances.
Institutions contributing to the caravan
This convoy comes with contributions from a number of charitable and humanitarian institutions and organizations in the UAE.
They are: the Emirates Red Crescent Authority, the Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation for Humanitarian Works, the Sharjah Charitable Society, the Zayed Al Khair Foundation, the International Charitable Works Authority, the Issa Saleh Al Qarq Charitable Foundation, and the Saqr bin Mohammed Al Qasimi Foundation for Charitable and Humanitarian Works.
continued efforts
The UAE humanitarian aid team in the city of Al-Arish, through the UAE Humanitarian Logistics Center, continues its work around the clock in receiving, sorting, organizing, preparing and moving aid according to humanitarian needs inside the Gaza Strip.
To ensure a rapid response and the continued flow of support to our Palestinian brothers.
Operation “The Noble Knight 3” embodies the UAE’s commitment to its firm humanitarian approach and its continued keenness to support our brothers in the Gaza Strip.
Through continuous relief convoys carrying food, medicine and clothing, it confirms that the UAE’s humanitarian message is continuing to reach those who need it most.
