The German government delivered 32 trucks to support the Jordanian humanitarian corridor for Gaza. JHCO Secretary-General Hussein Shibli expressed gratitude for Germany’s assistance that enhances aid delivery. German Ambassador Bertram von Moltke emphasized the corridor’s importance, while additional medical aid continues to flow to Jordan’s field hospitals in Gaza.
On March 19, 2025, the German government delivered 32 additional trucks to the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organisation (JHCO) to enhance the Jordanian humanitarian corridor supporting Gaza. This initiative aims to provide essential aid to those affected by the ongoing conflict. During the handover, JHCO Secretary-General Hussein Shibli expressed his gratitude for Germany’s support, highlighting its impact on aid delivery efforts.
Shibli noted that the new trucks serve as a vital reminder of international solidarity in confronting humanitarian crises. He reiterated the commitment of the JHCO to collaborate with various partners to ensure the safe and effective distribution of aid to those in dire conditions.
German Ambassador to Jordan, Bertram von Moltke, described the corridor as a crucial lifeline for Gaza’s residents, who are in urgent need of support. He expressed optimism that Germany’s assistance would facilitate the delivery of essential aid and commended the cooperation between JHCO, the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army (JAF), and the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS).
In conjunction, the JAF received its seventh batch of medical aid from Germany on the same day. This shipment included essential pharmaceuticals and medical supplies, which will be used in Jordan’s field hospitals in Gaza. The aid was delivered in the presence of Brigadier General Sahel Hammouri, who oversees medical affairs, and the German Ambassador.
The German ambassador mentioned that since 2023, Germany has provided about 16 tonnes of medical supplies to support the field hospitals in Gaza and reaffirmed the commitment to continuous humanitarian assistance. Hammouri expressed gratitude for Germany’s support, emphasizing the need for international cooperation during humanitarian emergencies to improve healthcare delivery and alleviate suffering in the region.
In summary, Germany’s provision of 32 trucks significantly enhances the Jordanian humanitarian corridor to Gaza, demonstrating a commitment to international aid efforts. With ongoing support, including medical supplies, the collaboration between JHCO, JAF, and other organizations aims to provide essential assistance to those affected by the crisis in Gaza. Strengthening international partnerships is crucial for effective humanitarian response efforts.
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