The Emirates Red Cross organized a special celebration on the second day of Eid Al-Adha as part of Operation “The Gallant Night 2” launched by the Ministry of Defence’s Joint Operations Command. Nearly 100 children of orphans and cancer patients in the Syrian governorate of Latakia. It was at the sports hall in the “Orange Mall” commercial center in the Governorate.

This humanitarian initiative was established in collaboration with the “Syrian Arab Red Crescent” within the framework of the Emirates’ continuous humanitarian and relief efforts to alleviate the suffering of affected families after the last February 6 earthquake. By the Syrian brothers in their present situation.

The head of delegation of the Emirates Red Crescent Authority in Syria, Muhammad Qamis Al Gabi, said that this humanitarian initiative aims to share the joy of the holiday with orphans and children suffering from cancer, spreading joy and happiness among them. Point out that this event is a continuation of the country’s initiatives and give them an opportunity to celebrate this holiday with their peers. The UAE provided psychological and moral support to these units, starting from the first day of Operation “The”. Gallant Knight 2”.

On this occasion, Roopa Hussain, Secretary of Sawari Association, expressed her gratitude to the UAE for instilling happiness in the hearts of the most disadvantaged children. Loss of their parents.

The children involved in the humanitarian effort expressed their happiness and joy in celebrating Eid al-Adha with members of the Emirates Red Crescent and its Syrian teams, thanking the UAE for supporting and standing by its continued efforts.

It is worth noting that “Operation Gallant Night 2” was one of the most important forms of support of the UAE to the Syrian people under the guidance of the wise leadership, during which 186 aircraft and four ships were loaded with basic food, medicine and medical supplies. The Brotherhood was flown as part of its efforts to advance the recovery phase for the benefit of the Syrian people.