UAE President directs urgent relief worth $30 million to displaced Lebanese citizens in Syria - GulfToday

UAE President directs urgent relief worth $30 million to displaced Lebanese citizens in Syria

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This photo shows the relief package for displaced Lebanese citizens in the Syrian Arab Republic. WAM

President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan has directed the provision of an urgent relief package worth $30 million to displaced Lebanese citizens in the Syrian Arab Republic. 

This initiative is part of the UAE's continued efforts to help the Lebanese people overcome current challenges, underscoring its firm commitment to providing support in difficult times.

WAM

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