In a continuous, steadfast effort to deliver life-saving relief to displaced families in Gaza, the National Disaster Management Authority NDMA, in close coordination with Alkhidmat Foundation, successfully managed the departure of Pakistans 24th humanitarian aid consignment.
The 100-ton relief shipment departed via a special air corridor from Allama Iqbal International Airport in Lahore, flying directly to Egypt for onward transit into the Gaza Strip.
Vital Aid Supplies and Impact
Carefully Selected Food Provisions
The 100-ton aid load was specially compiled to address severe food shortages and nutritional deficits faced by affected Palestinian households. The shipment includes essential non-perishable staples and instant nutrition, such as:
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High quality wheat flour and premium rice
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Pre-cooked, ready to eat meals and chickpeas
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Pure cooking oil
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Canned sweet corn and fruit cocktails
Milestone in National Relief Efforts
This latest departure marks an ongoing commitment by Pakistan to maintain an uninterrupted supply line to Gaza, carried out in strict accordance with the directives of the Prime Minister.
With this 24th dispatch, Pakistans total humanitarian relief assistance to the people of Gaza has officially reached 2,327 tons across multiple air and sea operations.
High-Level Airport Send-Off Ceremony
A formal send-off ceremony was organized on the tarmac of Allama Iqbal International Airport in Lahore to commemorate the departure of the relief aircraft.
The event served as a testament to the strong public-private partnership driving Pakistans humanitarian efforts. Prominent attendees included high-ranking representatives from the National Disaster Management Authority NDMA, officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs MoFA, and senior leadership from Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan.
All participating bodies reaffirmed their shared resolve to continue organizing aid shipments for as long as the humanitarian need persists.
