Kuwait charities dispatch 203 aid trucks to Syria, Yemen

KUWAIT, Feb 22 (KUNA) -- Kuwait's Al-Salam Society for Humanitarian and Charitable action dispatched on Saturday, in cooperation with the International Islamic Charity Organization, 203 trucks loaded with relief aid to Syria and Yemen.
The move is part of the Kuwaiti charities' 2020 relief campaign, dubbed (let us join hands and break the number).
Amiri Diwan Advisor and the Special Adviser to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Dr. Abdullah Al-Maatouq, in a press statement, praised all efforts exerted to make this campaign a success, including the gathering and dispatching of the 203 trucks in a few days for refugees in Syria and Yemen.
Al-Maatouq, who is also the president of the International Islamic Charity Organization (IICO), expressed appreciation and thanks for Al-Salam Society for their humanitarian and charitable work, and to all those who donated to this campaign.
In turn, the President of the Board of Directors of Al-Salam Society Jassem Al-Aoun said in a statement that (Al-Salam) is keen to bring joy to refugees in Syria or in Yemen.
He noted the humanitarian initiative comes in implementation of His Highness the Amir's directives and guidelines.
For his part, the general manager of the society, Dr. Nabil Al-Aoun said in a similar statement that "108 trucks were allocated for our brothers in Syria and 95 trucks for our brothers in Yemen".
Al-Aoun noted that this campaign is part of the pledges of the State of Kuwait and Al-Salam Society to the United Nations in support of Syrian people. (end) ays.mb