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Ambassador Tirmizi Meets Christian Leaders to Give Support to Pakistani Community in UAE

Ambassador Faisal Niaz Tirmizi received Rev. Dr. Robinson Asghar, Apostolic Leader and Vice President of IFGF Global, and other Pakistani Christian leaders who are stationed in the UAE. The reception was conducted to address the concerns of the Pakistani Christian community that resides in the United Arab Emirates. Rev. Dr. Asghar thanked Ambassador Tirmizi for his ongoing support of the Pakistani Christian diaspora. He welcomed the efforts by the embassy in assisting and counseling the community on various issues. He also articulated the concerns and challenges the Christian community encounters living abroad. During the meeting, Rev. Dr. Asghar also laid down several proposals. These proposals were to enhance the welfare and support mechanism of Pakistani Christians in the UAE. He wished that these ideas would be able to make the community stronger and provide them with a stronger platform for growth and unity. Ambassador Tirmizi heard out the suggestions and issues put forward by Re...
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UAE and WHO collaborated to evacuate Palestinians.

 United Arab Emirates in partnership with World Health Organisation (WHO) has launched a humanitarian mission to providing de critical medical assistance to Palestinian from Gaza. This initiative is it a response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis involving the urgent evacuation of severely injured and ill individuals to Abu Dhabi for advanced medical treatment. A total of 148 Palestinian are about to be evacuated out of which 85 are severely injured. 

The operation known as operation gallant Knight 3, is a broader vision of UAE humanitarian campaign to support those who are affected by the conflict in Gaza. The initiative aims to treat up to 1000 Palestinian children and adults with the first group having already arrived in the UAE. 


On November 18, 2023 the first group of 18 children along with their family members arrive in Abu Dhabi, these children landed in Abu Dhabi transported from Gaza via Egypt. Children were provided with immediate medical facilities as they were having  injuries and were suffering from trauma.


The UAE’s initiative is not just about providing immediate medical care; it’s also a testament to the country’s long-standing commitment to humanitarian aid. The UAE has set up a comprehensive support system, including specialized medical facilities and expert teams, to ensure that all evacuees receive the best possible care. The efforts are being coordinated with WHO to ensure international standards of healthcare and support are met. The program will continue to bring in more groups, focusing on those with severe medical needs that cannot be adequately addressed in Gaza due to the ongoing conflict and healthcare infrastructure limitations. The UAE has also planned additional support measures, such as building desalination plants to improve water supply in Gaza, further demonstrating their commitment to long-term support for Palestinian well-being. 


This joint effort by the UAE and WHO showcases the power of international collaboration in addressing humanitarian crises. By providing a lifeline to the most vulnerable, this initiative not only offers immediate relief but also embodies a broader hope for recovery and peace in the region.

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