Dubai Charity Association joins Operation Chivalrous Knight 3
The association's involvement comes as part of its ongoing efforts to support humanitarian causes worldwide and in response to the call of duty towards the people of Gaza.
Teams from Dubai Charity Association have prepared and packaged comprehensive food parcels in readiness for distribution to affected and displaced families facing severe humanitarian hardship in the Strip.
Ahmed Al Suwaidi, Director-General of Dubai Charity Association, expressed pride in the organisation's role in this humanitarian campaign, saying it reflects the noble values instilled by the UAE's wise leadership. He added that the association's participation aligns with its humanitarian mission and national responsibility to support the people of Gaza during a time that demands collective efforts to meet their basic needs.
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