9 UAE humanitarian organizations join ‘We Stand Together

 

UAE’s collective commitment to supporting the people of Pakistan during the ongoing crisis, more local humanitarian organisations from across the country have joined the “We Stand Together” initiative that aims to pack and deliver thousands of emergency relief kits to women and children affected by the disaster.

This initiative reflects the solidarity of the UAE leadership and people with those affected by the torrential rains and floods in Pakistan and reinforces its leading role in reducing the humanitarian repercussions of natural disasters on the lives of victims and affected people.”

“There is no doubt that the scale of the disaster that has swept Pakistan is large and caused heavy losses in lives and properties, which is why the UAE has strongly intervened since the beginning of the crisis and its relief teams were among the first to reach the most affected areas despite logistical challenges caused by the disaster on the ground,” he added.

Al Junaibi said that the ERC will spare no effort to enhance the “We Stand Together” initiative and will work in coordination with its partner organisations from the UAE as well as agencies and associations, to unite our efforts, bring the local community to support the people in Pakistan and to show our utmost solidarity with them, so life can return to normal in the affected areas.

Dr. Tariq Al Gurg, Chief Executive Officer and Vice-Chairman of Dubai Cares, said, “With the deteriorating situation in Pakistan, the lives of millions in the country are at stake. Once again, the UAE community is rushing to provide support to communities in emergency situations. Our joint volunteering initiative with other humanitarian organisations, to deliver relief kits, aims to provide yet another opportunity to the entire UAE community to stand in solidarity with the families of those who have lost everything to this natural catastrophe.

“The UAE’s united efforts in supporting Pakistan during this calamity reflects our leadership’s enduring commitment to offering emergency response to communities that urgently need global assistance. We hope for the country to recover from this crisis at the earliest and wish its people safety and wellbeing.”

Abdullah Sultan Bin Khadim, Chief Executive Officer of Sharjah Charity International, said, “The UAE has always been a pioneer in supporting the affected peoples. With all our hearts and with all means of support, we affirm our stand by Pakistan in its affliction as a result of severe floods that claimed the lives of more than 1,200 people, including more than 400 children, affected more than 33 million people, and caused severe damage to facilities and property.


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