On Global Humanitarian Day 2025, it is time to highlight the UAE’s notable humanitarian efforts in different parts of the planet. By mid-2024, the country’s foreign aid had already reached more than 1 billion people – a legacy.
HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed, Chairman of the Emirates Red Crescent (ERC), noted in a statement that the UAE has laid a solid foundation for the sustainability of humanitarian efforts, under the leadership of President HH Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed.
Humanitarian efforts at the core of UAE’s mission
Humanitarian efforts are a national priority and present at the core of the UAE’s mission. HH Sheikh Hamdan has stressed that the Gulf state is contributing efficiently to bolstering its response to global humanitarian crises.
You can find the UAE engaging in a number of meticulous and unique programmes that ensure sustainable solutions for community progress. Foreign humanitarian aid is an integral part of the UAE’s journey, free from any kind of non-humanitarian considerations.
The UAE’s approach does not take ethnic, religious or sectarian topics into consideration. Foreign aid is an important part of the country’s mission, offered on the basis of neutrality and humanity – free of all kinds of non-humanitarian considerations, as already mentioned.
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UAE committed to strengthening international cooperation
The Global Humanitarian Day on Tuesday is an opportunity to better bring into focus the UAE’s efforts to reduce hunger, malnutrition, fighting, diseases, displacement, epidemics and more. The UAE is committed to strengthening international cooperation in the humanitarian field.
In its statement, the Emirates Red Crescent chairman also urged the international community and the UN agencies to intensify efforts, enhance partnerships and strengthen coordination on efforts and programmes that support people in need in different parts of the globe.
