KUWAIT, Aug 18 (KUNA) — Khaled Al-Maqamis, Chairman of the Kuwait Red Crescent Society (KRCS), emphasized the organization’s steadfast dedication to advancing humanitarian awareness and fostering global solidarity. Speaking ahead of World Humanitarian Day, observed each year on August 19, he described humanitarian action as a foundational principle within Kuwaiti culture and a central pillar of the nation’s international outreach. nAl-Maqamis noted that Kuwait has consistently demonstrated leadership in humanitarian assistance through both governmental and civil society initiatives, enhancing its reputation in global relief operations. He stressed the importance of deepening collaboration with international bodies to respond effectively to escalating crises around the world, citing KRCS’s rapid deployment of targeted aid as a key example. nThis year, the society has delivered emergency support to populations affected by conflict or natural disasters in several countries, including Palestine, Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Sudan, and Tأ¼rkiye. Assistance packages have encompassed food supplies, shelter materials, and long-term development programs aimed at building resilience. nAl-Maqamis honored the courage and commitment of humanitarian personnel and volunteers, recognizing their vital role in delivering aid under difficult conditions. He reaffirmed KRCS’s ongoing mission to uphold humanitarian principles in alignment with Kuwait’s longstanding values of compassion and global responsibility.
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Chief Al-Maqamis: KRCS stresses commitment to humanitarian awareness, global solidarity
KUWAIT, Aug 18 (KUNA) — Chairman of Kuwait Red Crescent Society (KRCS) Khaled Al-Maqamis affirmed the Society’s commitment to promoting humanitarian awareness and reinforcing universal humanitarian values. nIn a statement to KUNA on the occasion of World Humanitarian Day, marked annually on August 19, Al-Maqamis said humanitarian work is deeply rooted value in Kuwaiti society and a core aspect of the State’s approach to aiding those in need worldwide. nHe noted that Kuwait’s humanitarian initiatives, through both official and non-governmental channels, have strengthened its global standing in relief efforts. nAl-Maqamis highlighted the importance of increasing cooperation with international organizations to address growing humanitarian crises, pointing to KRCS’s swift response through targeted aid. nHe explained that KRCS has provided urgent assistance this year to several countries affected by disasters or conflict, including Palestine, Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, Sudan, and Tأ¼rkiye. The aid included food parcels, shelter supplies, and sustainable development projects. nHe also paid tribute to humanitarian workers and volunteers, underscoring their dedication and sacrifice, and reiterated KRCS’s ongoing commitment to its humanitarian mission in line with Kuwait’s belief in humanitarian aid. (end) r nss.seo