Pakistan has organized a significant humanitarian relief effort for Gaza, sending a chartered flight carrying 100 tons of aid to support those affected by the crisis. Under the supervision of the government and in coordination with the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), the aid will be transported from Islamabad to Amman, Jordan, before making its way to Gaza.
The relief package includes 65 tons of canned food, 20 tons of dry and infant milk, 5 tons of biscuits, and 10 tons of essential medicines. This latest mission marks Pakistan’s 17th consignment of humanitarian aid to Gaza, raising the total amount sent to 1,715 tons.
Pakistan has reiterated its commitment to supporting the people of Gaza, expressing solidarity with them during this ongoing crisis. The government emphasized that these efforts reflect the country’s dedication to providing assistance to vulnerable populations in times of need.
