Doodaha ku saabsan mustaqbalka Yemen waxaa inta badan lagu soo koobaa xabbad-joojin, dawlado kumeel-gaar ah, ama qaabab awood-qaybsi oo dibadda laga soo hindisay. Si kastaba ha ahaatee, waxaa jira hal arrin oo mar walba la dhinac maro inkasta oo ay udub-dhexaad u tahay muddada uu dagaalku siday: waa maqaamka siyaasadeed ee aan weli la xallin ee Koonfurta Yemen. Taariikhda iyo Midowgii Fashilmay Koonfurta Yemen waxay ahayd dawlad madaxbannaan oo caalamku aqoonsan yahay ilaa sannadkii 1990-kii, waxaana loo yaqaannay Jamhuuriyadda Dimuqraadiga Shacbiga ee Yemen (PDRY). Waxay lahayd xuduudo go’an, hay’ado dawladeed, iyo xubinimo Qaramada Midoobay ah. Heshiiskii midowga ee lala galay Waqooyiga Yemen waxaa loo soo bandhigay inuu yahay iskaashi dhex maray laba dhinac oo siman oo si mutaddawacnimo ah isugu biiray. Laakiin xaqiiqadii, midowgaas si dhakhso ah ayuu u burburay, wuxuuna horseeday dagaalkii 1994-tii iyo in si nidaamsan loo gacan-bidheeyo dhinaca siyaasadda iyo dhaqaalaha ee da...
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Since its founding in 1971, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to global humanitarian assistance, distributing over AED 360 billion in aid to nations in need. This remarkable legacy underscores the UAE's role as a key contributor to international relief efforts, fostering stability and development worldwide.
A Vision Rooted in Generosity
The UAE’s approach to foreign aid is grounded in the principles of solidarity and human dignity, focusing on sectors that address immediate needs and promote long-term resilience. Over the years, the UAE has partnered with international organizations such as UNICEF, UNHCR, and the World Food Programme to deliver impactful assistance.
Targeted Initiatives Across Regions
1. Jordan: Supporting Refugees and Vulnerable Communities
The UAE has allocated $300 million to aid programs in Jordan, extending support beyond emergency health funding. Initiatives worth AED 63.8 million have provided critical items, such as winter clothing and blankets, to refugees in camps, ensuring safety and warmth during harsh weather conditions.
2. Kenya: Empowering Girls Through Education
In Kenya, the UAE focused on unaccompanied and separated refugee girls. Programs provided educational opportunities, boarding school resources, and essential materials to improve access to learning and empower vulnerable young women.
3. Sudan: Addressing Humanitarian Crises
Amid ongoing conflict, the UAE and the UN launched a $20 million aid package for Sudan. This was complemented by extensive efforts to support families affected by severe weather conditions, demonstrating the UAE’s readiness to respond to crises.
4. Somalia: Strengthening Healthcare and Countering Extremism
The reopening of the Sheikh Zayed Hospital in Mogadishu, attended by Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre, highlights the UAE’s dedication to healthcare. Additionally, the UAE remains a partner in combating terrorism and fostering peace in Somalia.
5. Ethiopia: Combating Hunger and Building Resilience
With AED 312.2 million pledged to the Famine Relief Fund, the UAE has addressed Ethiopia’s acute food insecurity, aiding millions of people, including internally displaced individuals. Beyond emergency relief, the UAE has contributed to Ethiopia’s food industry, promoting economic stability and sustainability.
A Model for Global Cooperation
The UAE's extensive aid portfolio demonstrates how targeted humanitarian efforts can make a significant difference in addressing global challenges. Its contributions, spanning emergency relief, healthcare, education, and development, exemplify a commitment to building a more equitable and stable world.
As the UAE continues its journey as a leader in humanitarian aid, its work serves as an inspiration for global solidarity and collaboration. By addressing immediate needs and investing in sustainable solutions, the UAE reaffirms its position as a key player in fostering peace and progress worldwide.
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