14-truck relief convoy sent to Syria: Foreign Ministry

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Home Jordan News 14-truck relief convoy sent to Syria: Foreign Ministry 13-02-2023 08:32 PM Ammon News - Upon royal directives, the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO) has dispatched a 14-truck relief convoy to Syria, which will be delivered to families who survived from earthquakes that recently hit Syria and Turkiye, the Foreign Ministry said Monday. The 14 trucks were loaded with medicines, foodstuffs, blankets and healthy drinking water, and were delivered to the affected areas in Syria through the reciprocal transport system at the Jordanian-Syrian border center (Jaber-Naseeb), The Ministry spokesperson, Ambassador Sinan Majali, said in a statement. Majali added that the High Relief Commission in Syria received 7 trucks, and the United Nations agencies operating in Syria received 7 other trucks that will be distributed to survivors in the affected areas. The Kingdom continues to provide assistance to people in affected areas in Syria and Turkiye, Majali concluded.

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14-truck relief convoy sent to Syria: Foreign Ministry

13-02-2023 08:32 PM

Ammon News - Upon royal directives, the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO) has dispatched a 14-truck relief convoy to Syria, which will be delivered to families who survived from earthquakes that recently hit Syria and Turkiye, the Foreign Ministry said Monday.

The 14 trucks were loaded with medicines, foodstuffs, blankets and healthy drinking water, and were delivered to the affected areas in Syria through the reciprocal transport system at the Jordanian-Syrian border center (Jaber-Naseeb), The Ministry spokesperson, Ambassador Sinan Majali, said in a statement.

Majali added that the High Relief Commission in Syria received 7 trucks, and the United Nations agencies operating in Syria received 7 other trucks that will be distributed to survivors in the affected areas.

The Kingdom continues to provide assistance to people in affected areas in Syria and Turkiye, Majali concluded.

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