Pakistan has organized its 17th humanitarian aid mission to Gaza, dispatching 100 tons of relief supplies via a chartered flight arranged by the National Disaster Management Authority. The operation, conducted under the government’s guidance, reflects Pakistan’s ongoing solidarity with the people of Gaza amid the continuing crisis.
The latest shipment will depart from Islamabad International Airport and travel to Gaza through Amman, Jordan. The aid cargo comprises 65 tons of canned food, 20 tons of dry and infant milk, 5 tons of biscuits, and 10 tons of essential medicines, aimed at meeting the immediate needs of Gaza’s civilian population.
With this consignment, Pakistan’s total aid delivered to Gaza rises to 1,715 tons. The government and the National Disaster Management Authority stated their commitment to supporting the people of Gaza and reaffirmed Pakistan’s stance of standing shoulder to shoulder with those affected by the conflict.
