#Senior Programme Coordinator

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WHO Nepal Vacancy 2024 for Senior Programme Coordinator

WHO Nepal Vacancy 2024 for Senior Programme Coordinator. World Health Organization (WHO) Nepal has published a vacancy on official site for the post of Senior Programme Coordinator. Interested and eligible candidates can apply within May 2, 2024. CAREER OPPORTUNITY WHO Nepal Vacancy 2024 for Senior Programme Coordinator in Kathmandu Senior Programme Coordinator  – (2403412)   Grade No…

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It’s the first day at the lab. Cora feels slightly intimidated. The compound towers above her. University did very little to prepare her for this.

“Uhm… hi, I’m Cora Duchelli? It’s my first day. Am I even in the right place?”

“Oh, Cora, welcome! Of course, let me buzz for Shayla, she’ll give you the tour.”

Shayla quickly shows up, taking Cora to meet her new co-workers.

She meets one of the senior scientists, Payton. He is going to be her supervisor until she gets settled in.

Another colleague is Elsa. Cora finds her very pleasant, and she also went to Foxbury when she was younger

Cora even gets to tinker a bit with the machines before heading home for the day.

“… and then I was having lunch with Payton, and he told me that I’ll be working on improving their satellite tech. They think it’s mainly a range problem, since we know the coordinates of Sixam.”

Every day, Cora works on the inventor, tweaking and improving the satellites. She also learns more about her co-workers.

For example, it’s barely a secret that her supervisor Payton has something going on with Elsa.

And the receptionist is really tired of their shenanigans. Payton and Elsa are both married and have kids. It’s all a little awkward.

Cora gets along pretty well with her supervisor, though, and he is clearly impressed with her skills. It doesn’t take many weeks before Cora gathers up the courage to ask to work on the rocket programme itself.

Payton agrees, he seems to believe that the rocket technology might help inspire a new approach to the satellite system, and gives Cora the needed security clearance.

Cora can’t believe her luck. She begins looking at ways to upgrade the rocket immediately.

Cora suspects Payton only agreed so willingly because it leaves him free to spend time with Elsa.

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GENEVA/CAIRO (Reuters) -Nearly 100 trucks carrying food for Palestinians were violently looted on Nov. 16 after entering Gaza in one of the worst aid losses during 13 months of war in the enclave, where hunger is deepening, two U.N. agencies told Reuters on Monday.

The convoy transporting food provided by U.N. agencies UNRWA and the World Food Programme was instructed by Israel to depart at short notice via an unfamiliar route from Kerem Shalom border crossing, said Louise Wateridge, UNRWA Senior Emergency Officer.

Ninety-eight of the 109 trucks in the convoy were raided and some of the transporters were injured during the incident, she said, without detailing who carried out the ambush.

"This ... highlights the severity of access challenges of bringing aid into southern and central Gaza," she told Reuters.

"⁠The urgency of the crisis cannot be overstated; without immediate intervention, severe food shortages are set to worsen, further endangering the lives of over two million people who depend on humanitarian aid to survive."

The Hamas TV channel Al-Aqsa quoted Hamas interior ministry sources in Gaza as saying that over 20 gang members involved in looting aid trucks were killed during an operation carried out by Hamas security forces in coordination with tribal committees. It said anyone caught aiding such looting would be treated with "an iron fist".

A WFP spokesperson confirmed the looting and said that many routes in Gaza were currently impassable due to security issues.

An Israeli official said Israel had been working to address the humanitarian situation since the start of its war against Hamas, adding that the main problem with aid deliveries was U.N. distribution challenges.

A U.N. aid official said on Friday that access for aid to Gaza had reached a low point, with deliveries to parts of the Israeli-besieged north of the enclave all but impossible. Israel's devastating military campaign in Gaza was triggered by the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas-led attacks in southern Israel.

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Israel targets information technology experts as part of its genocide in Gaza

The Israeli army has systematically targeted dozens of programmers, information technology experts, and workers in computer engineering, in addition to destroying the headquarters of their companies, as part of the ongoing crime of genocide in the Gaza Strip since 7 October 2023. Since the beginning of its large-scale attack on Gaza, the Israeli army has killed hundreds of people with intellects and expertise in the blockaded enclave, especially those proficient in information technology, programming, and computer engineering, as well as other elites in the local community such as doctors, academics, and others. Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor compiled a list of technology specialists, including those with expertise in programming and artificial intelligence, who have been directly killed by the ongoing Israeli attacks. Among those is the well-known programming engineer Haitham Muhammad Al-Nabahin, who was esteemed as one of the Gaza Strip’s most accomplished computer engineering specialists. He, along with his wife, Eng. Nasma Zuhair Sadiq, was killed in an Israeli air strike on a residential home in the Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip on 14 March. A relative of Nabahin told Euro-Med that he and his family had fled to a house in Rafah in the far south of the Gaza Strip. However, Nabahin’s two children, Layan and Muhammad, were killed, and his wife was wounded in an Israeli attack that forced them to flee once more, this time to a house in the Bureij camp, where the Israeli army killed them approximately two weeks later. According to his relative, Nabahin had paid a hefty price to have his and his wife’s names included in the coordination lists for individuals seeking to leave the Gaza Strip through the Rafah Border with Egypt in order to treat his wife abroad, before they were both killed in the Israeli attack. Tariq Thabet, a graduate of the American Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program, was also killed on 31 October 2023 in an Israeli air strike that also claimed the lives of his wife, children, parents, and other family members. Thabet was the director of the UCAS Technology Incubator Programs at the University College in the Gaza Strip. Baraa Abdullah al-Saqqa, the founder of DITS and a software engineer specializing in website and smartphone application programming (senior and lead developer), was also killed in a similar Israeli air strike on 21 November 2023. He held positions with numerous industry-specific businesses, such as (CTO) company. Additionally, he was active in providing programming courses and specialized workshops. In addition to being a student in a master’s program in computer engineering with a focus on artificial intelligence, Saqqa was regarded as one of the leading young programmers in Gaza. He was recognized for his efforts in training numerous new employees in the technical fields and was awarded numerous certificates and awards. Saqqa was killed in an Israeli air strike on his family home in Gaza City, along with his pregnant wife and his in-laws. The list also includes Muhammad al-Athal, who was killed on 26 October 2023, Hamza al-Shami on 2 November 2023, Obaida Khater on 20 December 2023, Anas al-Sheikh on 9 December 2023, and Abdel Rahman Hamada on 15 March, in addition to another group of young programmers, including Rami al-Sousi, Abdel Hamid Al-Fayoumi, Bilal Zaqout, Ahmed Nidal Qaddoura, engineer Muhammad Hassouna, and others.

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12 January 2024: Crown Prince Hussein met in Singapore with Senior Minister and Coordinating Minister for National Security Teo Chee Hean, and Minister of Education Chan Chun Sing, who is also Minister-in-charge of the Public Service.

The meeting covered the strong relations between Jordan and Singapore, as well as means of enhancing national security, as the two countries are surrounded by geopolitical unrest. (Source: Petra)

The two sides highlighted the importance of expanding partnership in countering terrorism through joint training and capacity building programmes, coordinating on threats that could undermine regional stability, and cooperating in defence technologies and cybersecurity, as the two counties have mutual and diverse expertise in this regard.

Crown Prince Hussein said Jordan continues to work towards regional peace and security, stressing that the region will not reach peace and stability, and the cycles of violence will continue, unless the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is resolved.

His Royal Highness expressed concern over the escalating extremist discourse that fuels conflict, commending Singapore’s vote in favour of the UN General Assembly resolution to stop the war on Gaza, proposed by Jordan.

For their part, the two ministers commended Jordan’s pivotal role in the region, under the leadership of His Majesty King Abdullah, as well as the Kingdom’s efforts in working toward peace, security, and stability in the region and the world.

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Open Your Lucky Doors to a Career in Digital Marketing: Your Step-by-Step Guide

In today's digital world, where online presence is a fundamental aspect of business and personal interaction, digital marketing has emerged as a dynamic and influential field. If you're intrigued by the idea of a career in digital marketing but aren't sure where to begin, this step-by-step guide is here to help.

1. Understand the Basics:

Before diving in, it's essential to grasp the fundamentals of digital marketing. Digital marketing encompasses a broad range of strategies, including content marketing, social media marketing, email marketing, SEO (search engine optimisation), and more. Take some time to familiarise yourself with these concepts.

2. Develop core skills:

Digital marketing requires a diverse skill set. You'll need to be creative, analytical, and tech-savvy. Cultivate skills in content creation, data analysis, and an understanding of digital tools and platforms.

3. Education and Training:

Consider enrolling in digital marketing courses. Many universities and online platforms offer certification programmes in digital marketing. These courses cover various aspects of the field and can provide you with valuable insights and skills.

4. Create Your Online Presence:

To understand digital marketing, it's vital to have an online presence. Start a blog, website, or social media account to gain practical experience. Experiment with different digital marketing techniques to see what works best.

5. Networking:

Build a network within the digital marketing community. Attend webinars, seminars, and conferences. Engaging with professionals in the field can provide you with industry insights and potential job opportunities.

6. Gain Practical Experience:

If you have the opportunity, work on digital marketing projects for friends, family, or small businesses. Real-world experience is invaluable and will make your resume stand out.

7. Create a Portfolio:

As you gain experience, compile a portfolio of your work. This can include blog posts, social media campaigns, or email marketing campaigns you've created. A portfolio showcases your skills and achievements to potential employers.

8. Internships:

Look for digital marketing internships. They offer hands-on experience and the chance to work with professionals in the field. Even if it's an unpaid internship, the experience you gain is incredibly valuable.

9. Job Search:

Begin your job search by looking for entry-level positions such as digital marketing assistant or social media coordinator. Tailor your resume and cover letter to highlight your relevant skills and experiences.

10. Stay updated:

Digital marketing is a rapidly evolving field. Stay updated with the latest trends, tools, and algorithms. Continuous learning is crucial for success in this industry.

11. Certifications:

Consider obtaining digital marketing certifications from well-recognised organizations. These certifications validate your expertise and can boost your career.

12. Job Interviews:

When you get interview opportunities, be prepared to discuss your practical experience and how you've achieved results using digital marketing strategies.

13. Demonstrate Results:

Once you land a job, focus on demonstrating your ability to drive results. Use analytics to measure the impact of your campaigns and show your value to your employer.

14. Specialise:

As you gain experience, you can choose to specialise in a specific area of digital marketing, such as SEO, content marketing, or social media. Specialisation can open up new career opportunities.

15. Advance Your Career:

With years of experience, you can move into more senior roles like digital marketing manager or director. These positions come with greater responsibilities and higher pay.

The journey to a career in digital marketing may seem daunting, but with the right steps and dedication, it's entirely achievable. Remember that the digital marketing landscape is ever-changing, so adaptability and continuous learning are your allies. And, if you're looking to take the next step in your digital marketing career, consider exploring ACTE Technologies' digital marketing courses. They offer comprehensive training to help you succeed in this exciting field.

In the world of digital marketing, your career path is driven by your skills, experience, and creativity. So, get started on this exciting journey and unlock the doors to a rewarding and dynamic career.

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So, Russia destroyed 60,000 metric tons of grain meant for export in Ukraine today. This grain was meant for export. Now, something you may not know is Ukraine is major exporter of grain and it frequently sends it grain as part of the Black Sea Grain Initiative

What is the Black Sea Grain Initiative? Quoting the UN:

The Black Sea Grain Initiative was launched in Istanbul by the Russian Federation, Türkiye, Ukraine and United Nations on 22 July 2022. Through this initiative, a mechanism was established for the safe exports of grain, related foodstuffs and fertilizer, including ammonia, from designated Ukrainian ports to global markets. The purpose of the Initiative is to contribute to the prevention of global hunger, to reduce and address global food insecurity, and to ensure the safety of merchant ships delivering grain and foodstuffs. To facilitate the implementation of their Initiative, the Joint Coordination Centre (JCC) was set up in Istanbul on 27 July 2022, under the auspices of the United Nations, comprised of senior representatives of Türkiye, the Russian Federation, Ukraine, and the United Nations. ...during the first two terms of the agreement over 25 million metric tons of grain and food products were exported, including more than 480,000 metric tons of wheat shipped under the World Food Programme to support its humanitarian operations in hunger-struck spots around the world.

Pretty neat, huh? Say, how far does 480,000 metric tons of wheat go? According to the World Food Programme:

1 metric ton of food, typically including cereals, pulses and oil, is sufficient for approximately 1,660 people for one day – meeting their minimum daily energy intake of 2,100 kcal as well as their vitamin and mineral needs.

So doing some quick math, Ukraine fed a maximum* 796,800,000 people for one day, or 7,968,000 people for 100, or 79,680 people for 10,000 days (aka 27.39726027... years)!

So going back to those 60k that got destroyed, how many could that have fed? Well*:

99,600,000 people for 1 day or,

996,000 people for 100 days or,

9,960 people for 10,000 days (aka 27.39726027... years)

That's um

Bad

And to make it even worse, this attack destroyed not only the grain but the ability to house the grain, limiting their ability to do more exports.

But of course, this actually NATO's fault. They forced daddyPutin to target civilian infrastructure used for foreign aid. Because... communism? I think?

*These numbers represent a theoretical maximum, there will be shipping and processing, and the grain Ukraine exports does not constitute an entire meal so the actual number will be lower by some amount.

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Lead in a Remote World: The Ultimate 2025 Management Course Guide

Managing teams is always challenging, but the complexity increases significantly in a world with remote and hybrid work environments. In 2025, successfully managing a team becomes a challenge with traditional methods. Managers are now expected to lead distributed teams, foster virtual collaboration, and maintain productivity across time zones and cultures—all without the benefit of in-person interactions.

If you're an aspiring manager and leader, learning the necessary tools and skills to advance in the changing world is essential in today's evolving workplace. This guide covers everything you need to know about leading in a remote world and the courses you need to help you thrive.

Why Managing Remote Teams is so Challenging

Managing productivity and steady engagement becomes a significant challenge when your team is scattered through different cities, continents or even time zones. Suddenly, those quick hallway chats and spontaneous brainstorms vanish and are replaced by time-consuming calls, emails, and chat messages.

In a world of remote work, managers face:

Communication breakdowns from relying on emails and messages instead of spontaneous conversation.

Building trust and team spirit without the benefit of shared office spaces.

Managing burnout and isolation as juggling home distractions and work-life cause blurred boundaries.

Coordination across multiple time zones and cultures makes scheduling and collaboration harder.

How to Get Better at Remote Management

Managers today must be both tech-savvy and human. The most effective remote leaders can motivate and guide their teams in flexible environments. And it's not an easy task, but it isn't an impossible one.

A leadership course tailored to master remote management can provide you with the necessary tools and resources. Here's how such courses help.

They:

Teach you how to master virtual communication and foster engagement online.

Show you how to set clear expectations and goals so your team stays aligned.

Provide strategies to build remote team culture and boost engagement.

Train you in using the latest digital tools for collaboration and performance tracking.

Recommended Courses to Boost Your Remote Leadership Skills

If you're ready to enhance your management skills, consider enrolling in our highly regarded courses:

1) CMI Level 5 Diploma in Management and Leadership

Chartered Management Institute (CMI) is the only chartered professional body in the UK devoted to promoting high standards in management and leadership. Founded over 75 years ago, it offers professional qualifications, training, resources, and the prestigious Chartered Manager status.

Upon completion, you'll have the skills and knowledge to effectively manage remote teams, make strategic decisions, and open up new job opportunities worldwide. A Level 5 diploma is equivalent to the second year of a Bachelor's Degree or a Higher National Diploma (HND).

2) CMI Level 7 Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership Practice

The CMI Level 7 Diploma is an advanced leadership and management qualification awarded by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) and is one of the highest levels of management and leadership training.

Tailored for senior managers, the course aims to develop strategic management and leadership practices with the essential knowledge, skills, and behaviours for senior management, director, or CEO roles.

The benefits of having a Level 7 Diploma are widely recognised as the direct entry route into an MBA top-up programme. Thus, you may only need to complete a dissertation or final project to earn a full MBA. It can significantly reduce the time and cost of earning a full MBA.

3) QUALIFI Level 7 Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership

Qualifi is a globally recognised UK awarding body that connects academia with professional development by offering flexible, career-focused qualifications that are Ofqual-regulated and aligned with industry needs.

The Level 7 Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership is tailored for individuals aspiring to assume pivotal roles at management and leadership levels in medium or large corporations.

Read more: https://sbusinesslondon.ac.uk/lead-in-a-remote-world-the-ultimate-2025-management-course-guide

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Kidney Transplant in Agartala: Best Hospitals, Cost & Top Surgeons

A kidney transplant in Agartala offers life-changing treatment for patients with end-stage renal disease, restoring kidney function and improving quality of life. As Tripura’s medical infrastructure advances, Agartala now hosts key centres offering pre- and post-transplant services, while collaboration with external centres ensures access to full transplant procedures.

1. ILS Hospitals, Agartala

ILS Hospitals in Agartala is a trusted multi-specialty facility equipped with nephrology, urology, and dialysis services.

Key Doctors at ILS:

Dr. Anupam Majumdar (MBBS, MD, DNB – Nephrology): A full-time transplant physician and consultant nephrologist who leads the nephrology and transplant care team at ILS.

While ILS does not yet conduct full transplants, it provides comprehensive transplant preparation—including dialysis, lab evaluation, immunosuppressive planning, and post-operative support—working in partnership with transplant centres.

2 Govind Ballabh Pant Hospital (GBP Hospital), Agartala Govt Medical College

Agartala’s government-run GBP Hospital is a pioneer in the region’s transplant capabilities. In July 2024, the hospital achieved the first successful kidney transplant in Tripura—a five-hour living-donor surgery—under mentorship from Shija Hospital, Manipur.

Important Doctors Involved:

Dr. Sankar Chakraborty – Medical Superintendent, who coordinated the transplant programme.

GBP Hospital now has the infrastructure and trained staff to support kidney transplantation, with mentorship ensuring high standards and technical oversight.

3 AMRI Hospital, Kolkata (Referral Centre)

For full transplant surgeries, many Agartala patients are referred to AMRI Hospital in Kolkata.

Leading Transplant Specialists:

Dr. Ritesh Kauntia (MBBS, MD, DNB – Nephrology): Senior Consultant in Nephrology & Kidney Transplantation at AMRI, with extensive experience and over 3,000 successful kidney treatments.

Their expert team performs transplant surgery, manages donor-recipient matching, and provides intensive follow-up care.

Cost of Kidney Transplant in Agartala

Local pre- and post-surgery care (dialysis, evaluations, medications) at ILS or GBP typically costs around ₹1.5–2.5 lakhs. The full transplant procedure at AMRI Kolkata, including surgery, donor care, hospitalization, and medicines, may range from ₹5–7 lakhs, depending on complexity.

Conclusion

For kidney transplant in Agartala, ILS Hospital and GBP Hospital now offer robust local support—from diagnostics and dialysis to live donor surgery readiness. With expert specialists such as Dr. Anupam Majumdar at ILS and the dedicated transplant team at GBP Hospital, patients receive quality care close to home. When a complete kidney transplant is needed, referral to AMRI Hospital in Kolkata places patients under top surgeons like Dr. Ritesh Kauntia and Dr. Arghya Majumdar. This integrated network ensures timely, affordable, and high-quality transplant services for the people of Tripura.

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New class of Royal Navy frigates take shape as HMS Venturer enters water 16th June 2025 at 12:11pm HMS Venturer, the Royal Navy’s newest warship took to the water for the first time HMS Venturer – the first of five new Type 31 frigates – has entered the water for the first time after a delicate float-off operation in the Firth of Forth. The 139-metre vessel was floated off a submersible barge near Leith before being towed back beneath the Forth’s three iconic bridges to Rosyth for the next stage of her construction. Venturer is the lead ship of the Inspiration-class – five general-purpose frigates being built by Babcock at Rosyth – designed to replace the Royal Navy’s ageing Type 23s. Ready for the plunge: First Type 31 frigate HMS Venturer leaves Rosyth ahead of float-off Sitrep: First ship of new class rolled out for Royal Navy amid ongoing challenges Princess of Wales smashes bottle of whisky as she formally names HMS Glasgow in ceremony She is expected to enter service within the next couple of years and will be based at Portsmouth. Commander Chris Cozens, the ship’s Senior Naval Officer, was on board for the operation, which he described as a key moment in the ship’s build. Commander Chris Cozens, the ship’s Senior Naval Officer, was on board for the operation, which he described as a key moment in the ship’s build. “Getting Venturer’s feet wet is not just a showpiece, it is the culmination of the structural stage of build before the rest of the fit out and commissioning completes,” he said. “It has been impressive to see the pride and teamwork in the industrial staff, MOD and Royal Navy. “There is a single aim to make Type 31 the best it can be and fit to be a Next Generation Frigate, delivering maritime security and humanitarian disaster relief around the world.” The float-off was coordinated by Babcock International, with some of Venturer’s crew joining engineers and shipwrights for the carefully timed manoeuvre in the Firth of Forth. After emerging from her Rosyth assembly hall, Venturer was carefully inched out on a gigantic low-loader and then transferred onto a semi-submersible barge. Experts at Babcock had to wait for a suitable tidal window in the Forth estuary to allow the ship to be precisely floated off, then the barge supporting the warship left Rosyth and sailed to waters deep, and sheltered, enough for the delicate manoeuvre. Find out what the new Type 31 frigates offer the Navy The ship has now been returned to an inner basin at Rosyth, where teams will continue fitting her out and preparing her systems for sea trials. Sir Nick Hine, Chief Executive of Babcock’s Marine Sector, said: “HMS Venturer’s first entry into the water is a clear demonstration of UK sovereign capability in action and the depth, resilience and expertise within Babcock’s Marine business. “This latest milestone exhibits the excellent progress being made across our multi-build programme, which will see us deliver five complex warships for the Royal Navy within a decade. “This is engineering at its best, delivered, together with our partners, with pride, purpose and precision. HMS Venturer is just the beginning.” Venturer is equipped with a 57mm main gun, two 40mm secondary guns and the Sea Ceptor missile system. She also has a flight deck capable of operating both Merlin and Wildcat helicopters, and a top speed of around 26 knots. Once in service, she will conduct missions ranging from maritime security and counter-narcotics to humanitarian aid and disaster relief. Tags and categories: All other Navies and Military, Royal Navy and British Military via WordPress https://ift.tt/CyMTeg9 June 17, 2025 at 03:30PM

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Senior/ Programme Coordinator

Job Description:A Senior Programme Coordinator (SPC) is responsible for managing, developing and reviewing residents’ activity programmes carried out by Therapy Assistnat and all relevant stakeholders (including volunteers) under the direction of trained AHPs and according to established policies, procedures and guidelines. Develop, coordinate and conduct programmes to suit residents’ holistic…

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30 November 2023: King Abdullah II held an international meeting in Amman on “Coordinating Gaza Emergency Relief”, with the participation of representatives of international organisations and UN agencies, as well as Arab and foreign countries.   At the meeting, attended by Queen Rania and Crown Prince Hussein, King Abdullah said humanitarian aid currently delivered to Gaza does not cover relief needs on the ground.   His Majesty called for maintaining coordination between all international stakeholders to bridge gaps, avoid the duplication of efforts, and identify the challenges in the Strip, urging participants to work collectively to deliver aid within sustainable methods that build on current efforts. (Source: Petra)

For their part, participants commended Jordan’s efforts, under the King’s leadership, in bringing together all the concerned stakeholders to coordinate the humanitarian response in Gaza.   At the meeting, held as part of the “Aqaba Process” initiative, they highlighted the need for the international community to push for ensuring the suitable conditions that guarantee a quick and uninterrupted delivery of aid to Gaza.   Participants discussed the current humanitarian situation in Gaza, and the need to respect international law and provide basic necessities—including food, water, medicine, shelter, and energy—highlighting the current efforts of their agencies and countries, as well as the challenges they face in aid delivery, and means of overcoming them.   In addition, attendees identified aid priorities and urgent needs on the ground in Gaza, including the needed logistics for aid delivery and distribution, as well as allocating resources quickly and efficiently.   The meeting saw the participation of high-level representatives of over 30 international humanitarian organisations, including the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the World Food Programme, UNRWA, UNICEF, the World Health Organisation, UN Women, the United Nations Office for Project Services, and the International Committee of the Red Cross, in addition to representatives of over 30 Arab and foreign countries.

Prince Ghazi bin Muhammad, His Majesty’s chief adviser for religious and cultural affairs and personal envoy, and Prince Rashid bin El Hassan, adviser to His Majesty and chairperson of the board of trustees of the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organisation, and a number of senior Jordanian officials attended the meeting.