Parliamentarian: The flow of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip reveals Egypt’s role in supporting the Palestinian people
Representative Amr El-Gamati, a member of the Senate, said that Egypt is fully keen to support the Palestinian people in various circumstances, and its aid varies between political and humanitarian support and advocacy for the cause in various international forums.
Al-Qamati noted, in a press statement today, the influx of hundreds of trucks and aid into the Gaza Strip after the ceasefire took effect, noting that the humanitarian aid provided by Egypt to the Gaza Strip reflects the firm position of the leadership. political support for the Palestinian people.
The senator indicated that sending relief convoys to Gaza comes within the framework of Egypt’s ongoing efforts to help those affected by the current crisis, while ensuring the arrival of Aid is delivered safely to those in need, explaining that what happened in Gaza is a horrific disaster by all standards.
Amr El-Gamaty explained that Egypt has not stopped for a day, whether before October 7 or later in supporting the Palestinian people and extending a helping hand to them, whether through the National Alliance for Civil Action, the Egyptian Red Crescent, or others, and with direct directives from the political leadership.
The Giza deputy stressed The importance of strengthening cooperation with international bodies and humanitarian organizations to ensure the arrival of aid to the Gaza Strip, while providing emergency medical care for the injured, and coordinating with the relevant Palestinian authorities to ensure the effective and safe arrival of relief materials, in light of the difficult circumstances. through which the Gaza Strip passes.
MP Amr Al-Qamati concluded that Egyptian aid includes food, medicines, and medical supplies, in addition to providing fuel to operate hospitals and vital facilities in Gaza, and is flowing At a sensitive time when the residents of the Gaza Strip suffer from severe shortages of food, water, electricity, and basic health care, which highlights Egypt’s role as the big sister.
