On directions of Prime Minister of Pakistan, NDMA arranged 10.6 tonnes consignment which consisted of winter clothing items, tents, blankets, tarpaulin and food items such as flour, ghee/cooking oil and sugar to support the people of Afghanistan in calamity-hit areas.
While delivering his remarks, the Foreign Minister said that Pakistan stood in solidarity with people of Afghanistan currently suffering with natural calamities like floods and earthquake. Mr. Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that Government of Pakistan had sent multiple emergency relief consignment to Afghanistan. He also urged international community to step up relief efforts to help affectees in Afghanistan.
The Minister also appreciated the role of NDMA, MOFA, Pakistan Air Force and relevant departments for spearheading provision of relief goods to Afghanistan. The Minister also lauded the compliance with Prime Minister’s directions by NDMA for arranging packs of warm clothes.
Afghan Charge d’ affaires in Islamabad thanked the people and Government of Pakistan for extending humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan. He expressed a special gratitude for including clothing in the package for the affectees.
Earlier, NDMA has promptly dispatched humanitarian assistance to affected areas on June 23 via road which was followed by second tranche through aircraft on 24 June. Both consignments carried family tents, blankets, tarpaulin, essential food items, and medical supplies for catering needs of affectees.
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