Home GCC UAE UAE sends food aid to Sudanese refugees on Chad border The aid was sent to provide urgent support to refugees affected by the current crisis in Sudan, which has led to the displacement of thousands of families by Gulf Business May 2, 2023 The UAE today sent a plane carrying urgent food supplies to Abéché Airport on Chad’s border with Sudan through the Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation and the Emirates Red Crescent (ERC), state news agency WAM reported. The aid was sent to provide urgent support to refugees affected by the current crisis in Sudan, which has led to the displacement of thousands of families and a shortage of basic food supplies affecting the most vulnerable groups, such as patients, children, the elderly and women. The UAE’s initiative to provide urgent aid aims to alleviate the humanitarian burdens on Sudanese refugees at the Chad border and mitigate their suffering caused by the lack of essential food supplies. The UAE is committed to participating in related international relief efforts, aligning with the directives of its leadership to provide assistance to the Sudanese and reflecting the UAE government and people’s approach to supporting countries and communities worldwide during times of need. Read: Thousands flee Sudan fighting as countries pull out diplomats Also read: DP World, China Harbour vie for roles in Sudanese ports Tags Sudan UAE 0 Comments You might also like Etihad Rail debuts carbon emission avoidance, reduction certificates Kenya turns to the UAE for railway funds after China cut financing Masdar to build world’s first 1GW baseload renewable plant in the UAE WATCH: UAE’s MBZ-SAT satellite’s historic launch
