UAE's Generous Foreign Aid



The United Arab Emirates is a very generous country when it comes to helping other nations in need According to a new report the amount of foreign aid given by UAE has now crossed $98 billion US dollars This foreign aid is given since the founding of UAE in 1971 till mid 2024. 


UAE believes in values like being kind to others helping each other in difficult times and volunteering to do good work Because of these values UAE provides a lot of support to countries around the world to reduce poverty help during disasters like floods or earthquakes, promote development and economic growth and ensure peace.


The leader of UAE Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed, also wants to continue the good work started by UAE first president Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan Under their guidance UAE provides aid without seeing religion race colour or culture of the people needing help Even if some countries do not agree with UAE, it still helps them during crises.


In recent years UAE has run many big campaigns to help people in need. Examples are campaigns to assist people of Yemen Somalia Rohingya refugees and Palestinians It has also provided aid during earthquakes in Syria and Turkey. 


There is a special council in UAE which oversees all international humanitarian and charity work One principle of UAE also says that providing foreign aid is the country's moral responsibility to help those less fortunate.


UAE sets a great example for other rich countries by so generously helping millions of people around the world for many decades especially during difficult times Its commitment to humanitarian causes is truly inspiring.

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