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Afghanistan: United Arab Emirates send aid 24 hours a day and welcome 8,000 refugees

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The UAE has welcomed more than 8,000 Afghan refugees as the first contingent. In addition to the airlift for humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, the UAE was one of the first countries to receive Afghan refugees, as their number reached more than 8,000 people as the first batch, which will be followed by other contingents. The refugees who arrived in the Emirates expressed their joy at the warm welcome and appreciate the appropriate conditions for them.

The Emirates' fourth humanitarian plane arrived in the Afghan capital, Kabul, to provide humanitarian and health assistance to the Afghan people considering deteriorating conditions following the Taliban movement coming to power. The plane carries a variety of medical and food aid to improve the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan.

This falls within the framework of the airlift, which was headed by Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan - Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi - Deputy Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces - to support the Afghan people. The UAE airlift continues 24 hours a day to intensify its assistance for the benefit of thousands of Afghan families, especially women, children and the elderly.

According to the Emirates Al-Youm website, this aid is part of the UAE's established humanitarian approach to extend a hand to communities and groups in need of assistance, especially during crises. The UAE was one of the first countries in the world to send urgent humanitarian aid to Kabul after recent developments in Afghanistan and the Taliban movement came to power.

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