A new humanitarian aid convoy headed to Lebanon on Thursday, consisting of 28 trucks, as part of Jordan’s ongoing relief efforts to support the Lebanese people.
The convoy, carrying food supplies, was organized through cooperation between the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO) and the World Food Programme (WFP), in coordination with the Jordan Armed Forces – Arab Army and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates.
This marks the sixth convoy within Jordan’s continuing humanitarian bridge to Lebanon, bringing the total number of aid trucks dispatched by the Kingdom to 130 trucks loaded with humanitarian and relief supplies.
The sustained assistance reflects Jordan’s long-standing commitment to standing alongside fellow Arab nations during crises and difficult humanitarian circumstances.
The convoy comes in response to growing humanitarian needs and forms part of Jordan’s efforts to enhance food security and support affected families across various regions of Lebanon by ensuring the direct and organized delivery of essential aid to beneficiaries.
The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization also expressed its appreciation and gratitude to the Syrian authorities for their significant efforts in facilitating the transit of humanitarian convoys to Lebanon.
The organization emphasized that the continuation of relief convoys demonstrates Jordan’s commitment to maintaining its humanitarian role in support of its Lebanese brothers and sisters. It also highlights the high level of coordination and cooperation between national institutions and international partners to ensure aid reaches those in need efficiently, swiftly, and effectively.
