Onjo Simson

  In a good step to tackle Sudan’s humanitarian crisis, United Arab Emirates has dedicated $8 million to World Health Organization (WHO). This financing will help reinforce healthcare infrastructure, emergency response as well as disease prevention in Sudan. It is also within the framework of a wider $70 million pledge made to immediate humanitarian requirements of Sudan during the International Humanitarian Conference for Sudan and Neighbouring Countries held in April. The total of over $1.5 billion, the amount of them as humanitarian aid since last ten years, shows the UAE’s unswerving commitment to universal humanitarian assistance. Under the last ten years, UAE has given Sudan money more than 3.5 billion. This gift shows UAE's serious support to worldwide disaster help. The WHO is now critical in assisting sufferers of the current catastrophe in which UAE has been cooperating with them. subsequently, This generous donation underscores the UAE's dedication to global humanita...

  70 percent of its $100 million pledge made in April at the International Humanitarian Conference for Sudan and Neighboring Countries has been allocated by United Arab Emirates to UN agencies and humanitarian organizations, underscoring UAE’s leading position as one of the major donors in Africa aiming at easing the current crisis. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs made it clear that they are directing this aid to important partners such as United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affair (OCHA), UN World Food Program (WFP), UN High Commissioner for Refugee (UNHCR), Food and Agriculture Organization of United Nations (FAO), and World Health Organization (WHO). The aim of this broad strategy is to avert starvation and to completely devastate the humanitarian situation in Sudan by providing food, health facilities, jobs, emergency shelter and protecting women. The UAE, beyond this heavy financial aid has continually assisted Sudanese since the crisis began; this support h...

  The arrival of the Open Arms ship at the Gaza coast signals a ray of hope for the besieged territory amidst a looming humanitarian crisis. Departing from Cyprus with 200 tonnes of food supplies, the vessel represents the first maritime aid corridor initiated by Cyprus, with backing from the European Union, the UK, and the US. The desperate situation in Gaza, compounded by a near-total blockade imposed by Israel, has prompted international efforts to deliver aid directly to the region, bypassing logistical challenges. Aid agencies warn of an impending famine in Gaza, highlighting the urgent need for humanitarian assistance. The approval of the aid corridor by Israel marks a significant step in addressing the pressing needs of Gaza's 2.4 million inhabitants. However, challenges remain, including ensuring the safe delivery and distribution of aid amidst ongoing security concerns. The international community's response, including the mobilization of additional aid shipments, unde...

  Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani made a momentous statement of sympathy when he said that his country is always prepared to offer full support and aid to those in Gaza who are suffering. The announcement was made, according to a statement issued by the Prime Minister's Office, during a meeting with Ahmed Al-Ruwaidi, the Palestinian Ambassador to Iraq. In a moving speech, the prime minister emphasized Iraq's acknowledgment of the Palestinian people's right to live in security and dignity and expressed the solidarity of the Iraqi government and people with their counterparts in Palestine. Prime Minister Al-Sudani reaffirmed Iraq's unwavering position against the heinous crimes and violations carried out by the Israeli occupation troops during the meeting. Iraq's commitment to regional justice and peace is reflected in this pledge. The declarations highlight a shared humanitarian commitment to meeting the urgent needs of the Gaza population in addition t...

  As the conflict in Gaza continues to unfold, Iraq is making a powerful statement of solidarity with the besieged Palestinian people. Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al Sudani, in a meeting with the Shiite Coordination Framework coalition, directed the collection and dispatch of donations to Gaza. The gathering strongly condemned the ongoing Zionist attacks on the occupied territories and the harsh siege enforced by Israeli authorities in Gaza, which has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis faced by Palestinians. The Iraqi government's resolute stance in defense of the Palestinian people has received widespread appreciation. The country is not only expressing its solidarity through donations but also by calling for international accountability. In addition to the government's actions, the Iraqi armed forces are actively involved, receiving direct donations and humanitarian aid for the Palestinian people, which will be delivered to Gaza. This initiative by Iraq also highlights t...