Jordan Sends Humanitarian Aid Convoy to Syria's Southern Region
The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO) dispatched a convoy of humanitarian aid to Syria, including prefabricated homes and medical supplies.
LONDON: The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO) coordinated with the Ministry of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs and the Jordan Armed Forces to send a new humanitarian aid convoy to Syria on Sunday.
This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to support the Syrian people affected by the ongoing crisis in their country.The JHCO's latest mission included 16 trucks, loaded with prefabricated homes intended for families displaced or in need of shelter due to recent tragic events in southern Syria.
The aid also encompassed medical supplies and medicines aimed at addressing urgent health needs across various regions within Syria.According to Hussein Shibli, the Secretary-General of the JHCO, these resources were secured through partnerships with organizations such as the Helping Hand Foundation, MedGlobal, and Hikma Pharmaceuticals.
These contributions are expected to make a significant difference in alleviating some of the pressing humanitarian challenges faced by Syrians.The Syrian Crescent has been appointed as the entity responsible for distributing this aid specifically within the southern Suwayda Governorate and Daraa areas.
These locations have witnessed recent distressing events, which have resulted in the displacement of many individuals and necessitate immediate assistance.
The aid includes shelters intended to provide refuge to those affected by these developments.This convoy marks a continuation of previous joint efforts, notably with Qatar in September, where similar humanitarian missions were carried out to deliver much-needed resources to Syrians residing in Suwayda.
This ongoing support underscores the commitment of Jordan and its partners to extend relief to Syrian communities facing severe hardships.