[News] The UAE heals the wounds of the world...from Afghanistan to Greece

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"Thanks, praise and appreciation for the vital role", this is what the United Arab Emirates was doing in international forums during the past week.

An international appreciation of the UAE’s humanitarian role and its non-stop efforts within the strategy of human brotherhood pursued by the state and which places “people first” in its priorities without discrimination, based on geography, race or religion.

Not only did the UAE help the countries of the world to evacuate their nationals from Afghanistan in the current circumstances, but also agreed to host 5,000 Afghan nationals who had been evacuated from Afghanistan, prior to their departure to other countries.

The UAE has also become a focal point in the evacuation efforts from Afghanistan, as part of its humanitarian efforts to facilitate all parties in these circumstances.

Hosting and evacuating... The UAE's humanitarian hand in Afghanistan saves thousands
In addition to its humanitarian efforts during the Afghan crisis, relief initiatives around the world did not stop. Abu Dhabi Airport received a medical evacuation plane carrying a number of injured from the explosion of the Akkar region in Lebanon for treatment in state hospitals, embodying the firm approach of the UAE to stand by its brothers in different circumstances.

In terms of providing relief to victims of natural disasters such as floods, earthquakes, volcanoes and fires, the UAE has always been present to extend a helping hand, help and support the affected and the afflicted.

As part of the latest of these efforts, the UAE, through its humanitarian arm "Red Crescent", has operated over the past days an air bridge to transport urgent humanitarian aid to enhance the protection of civilians affected by the fires in Greece.

Initiatives recorded in the history of humanity in letters from the light of the Emirates and of Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, whose directives and initiatives contributed to crowning the Emirates as the capital of humanity, strengthening human brotherhood and supporting and providing relief to those in need around the world.

American Thanks
As part of the latest messages of thanks to the UAE for its humanitarian efforts during the Afghan crisis, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, yesterday evening, Saturday, received a phone call from US President Joe Biden.

During the call, Biden expressed his thanks and appreciation for the support and facilities provided by the UAE in the evacuation of American diplomats and nationals from Afghanistan, as well as citizens of friendly countries, as well as Afghans who hold visas for these countries.

"We highly appreciate the UAE's humanitarian efforts to facilitate the safe transit of American citizens, embassy employees, and foreigners who have been evacuated from Kabul to third countries," the US president said. .

Spanish appreciation
In this context, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan received a phone call that evening from Pedro Sanchez, Prime Minister of Spain, in which he expressed his deep thanks and appreciation for the humanitarian efforts made by the UAE in facilitating the evacuation of Spanish citizens from Afghanistan, in addition to the evacuation of diplomats and nationals of many friendly countries. .

During the call, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and the Spanish Prime Minister touched on regional developments and a number of issues of common interest.

international acclaim
The American and Spanish thanks came after calls of thanks and gratitude and appreciation from a number of countries around the world to the UAE for its humanitarian efforts during the Afghan crisis.

Last Thursday, Australia sent a letter of thanks to the UAE for its role in the process of evacuating Australian nationals from Afghanistan.

This came during a phone call received by Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan from Scott Morrison, Prime Minister of Australia.

During the call, Morrison expressed his thanks and appreciation for the support provided by the UAE to his country in evacuating its nationals, in addition to the evacuation of diplomatic missions of a number of friendly countries.