UAE Extends Lifeline to Sudanese Refugees in Uganda’s Kiryandongo Camp

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 The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has reinforced its reputation as a global leader in humanitarian aid with the distribution of 30,000 food baskets to Sudanese refugees in Uganda’s Kiryandongo camp. This initiative, benefitting nearly 100,000 displaced individuals, represents the second phase of the UAE’s sustained humanitarian efforts, which commenced in April 2024. A Lifeline for Refugees The Kiryandongo camp, home to thousands of Sudanese refugees who fled the ongoing crisis in their homeland, has seen its inhabitants struggle with food insecurity and basic needs. The UAE’s food aid has provided a critical lifeline, addressing immediate food shortages and offering hope to a vulnerable population. The distribution event was overseen by UAE Ambassador to Uganda, Abdullah Al Shamsi, who was joined by Ugandan officials and civil society representatives. During the event, Ambassador Al Shamsi reiterated the UAE’s unwavering commitment to international solidarity, emphasizing the nation’s $

UAE has made substantial investments in medical research and make a meaningful difference in the lives of millions around the world.

 


Over the years UAE  has long been known for its traditions of charitable giving, deeply rooted in its cultural and religious fabric. It has emerged as a beacon of hope, poised to lead the charge in shaping the future of philanthropy within and from the global growth markets across Asia and Africa.   

As per The World Reviews article, UAE has made substantial investments in medical research, with a particular emphasis on the development of innovative treatments and therapies for diseases such as cancer and diabetes. The country’s research institutions and medical universities have made significant contributions to the field of medical research and enjoy international renown.

To date, UAE’s rise as a philanthropic hub is the wider region’s shifting demographics and generational wealth transfer. Asia and Africa today make up almost 80 percent of the world’s population and global youth, and a majority of the global economy. 

with its advanced technological infrastructure and burgeoning innovation economy, is uniquely positioned to harness technology for positive social and environmental outcomes across growth markets. 

Some of UAE's contributions like  Local initiatives such as the Pearl Initiative’s Governance in Philanthropy program in collaboration with the Gates Foundation, and NYU Abu Dhabi’s Strategic Philanthropy Initiative are equipping philanthropists with the knowledge and resources needed to maximize their impact. By fostering collaboration between all stakeholders and promoting best practices, these developments are laying the groundwork for a thriving philanthropic ecosystem in the UAE and beyond.

Truly  UAE leads by example and inspires others to embrace frameworks that nurture the practice of strategic philanthropy.



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