ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Under the direction of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Pakistan’s National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has intensified its relief efforts to support the war-affected populations of Gaza and Lebanon.
The NDMA dispatched two additional consignments (15th and 16th in the series) containing 100 tons each of winterized tents and blankets, destined for Amman, Jordan, and Beirut, Lebanon. These shipments join an ongoing series of aid dispatches designed to bring relief to the displaced and vulnerable.
A formal send-off ceremony was held at Islamabad International Airport, attended by Parliament members, Palestinian Ambassador Zuhair M. H. Darzaid, Lebanese Ambassador Ghassan Khatib, and representatives from Pakistan’s NDMA, Foreign Office, and Armed Forces. The Parliamentarians present emphasized Pakistan’s unwavering commitment to supporting its Palestinian and Lebanese brothers during these times of crisis.
Pakistan has sent a total of 1,598 tons of aid to the affected regions to date, including food, hygiene supplies, tents, clothing, and blankets. Expressing gratitude, the Palestinian Ambassador commended Pakistan’s generosity as a “beacon of hope” for peace and justice in Gaza. The Lebanese Ambassador noted Pakistan’s assistance as instrumental in delivering critical aid to those affected by the conflict.
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Additionally, a special account, the “Prime Minister’s Relief Fund for Gaza and Lebanon,” has been created to facilitate public donations aimed at supporting humanitarian relief for those suffering due to ongoing hostilities in Gaza and Lebanon. The 14th consignment, dispatched from Karachi, carried 17 tons of essential supplies, marking a continued commitment to alleviating the hardships faced by affected communities.
This relief initiative highlights Pakistan’s proactive role in humanitarian support, reaffirming its dedication to aiding war-affected populations.
