On the directives of Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, Pakistan dispatched humanitarian aid for Gaza, which arrived at El-Arish International Airport in Egypt.

Pakistan’s Ambassador to Egypt, Aamir Shouket, received the consignment and expressed gratitude to the President of Egypt, Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, and Egyptian officials for facilitating the aid transfer.

The Deputy Governor of North Sinai, General Asim, was also present and appreciated Pakistan’s humanitarian efforts.

Ambassador Aamir Shouket reaffirmed Pakistan’s support for the Palestinian people, stating that more aid consignments are on the way and will be delivered in coordination with Egyptian officials in the coming days.

According to official statements, Pakistan has dispatched 21 aid consignments so far, totaling 2,027 tons of supplies to Gaza via Egypt.

The humanitarian aid was sent in collaboration with the National Disaster Management Authority and Al-Khidmat Foundation, and was formally handed over to the Egyptian Red Crescent Society for delivery to Gaza.

Additionally, Pakistan sent a special chartered aircraft carrying 100 tons of supplies to reinforce its commitment to supporting the Palestinian people amid the ongoing crisis.
Humanitarian aid for Gaza, sent so far, includes basic items such as flour, ready-to-eat meals, edible oil, jam, and fruit cocktails.

Earlier, Pakistan dispatched multiple aid consignments to Gaza in response to the intensifying humanitarian crisis due to the tyranny of Israel.

Meanwhile, in Gaza, the aid is badly required due to the severe shortages of food, medicine, and shelter, where the ongoing oppression from Israel has displaced thousands and damaged local infrastructure.

Pakistan’s support reflects its solidarity with the Palestinian people and its commitment to international humanitarian efforts.

Earlier today, Pakistan dispatched its 21st relief consignment for Gaza, comprising 100 tons of essential supplies, from Allama Iqbal International Airport, Lahore.