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UAE pledges $1.2 billion in additional aid for Gaza at Washington peace meeting

UAE pledges $1.2 billion in additional aid for Gaza at Washington peace meeting

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UAE announces additional $1.2 billion aid for Gaza during high-level Washington meeting with US, focusing on regional stability, humanitarian relief, and long-term recovery efforts.

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WASHINGTON (Dunya News) - The United Arab Emirates and the United States held high-level diplomatic engagements in Washington under the framework of a 'Board of Peace' meeting, focusing on regional stability, the evolving Middle East situation, and humanitarian initiatives.

UAE’s official news agency stated, senior officials from both sides discussed coordinated efforts aimed at reducing regional tensions and promoting sustainable peace.

The talks also emphasized the importance of continued diplomatic dialogue alongside humanitarian action.

During the meeting, the UAE announced an additional $1.2 billion in aid to address the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Officials stated that the funding would support immediate relief operations as well as long-term recovery efforts.

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The assistance package includes medical services, food supplies, infrastructure rehabilitation, and other essential humanitarian needs for affected populations.

Diplomatic sources described the close cooperation between the UAE and the United States as vital for de-escalation efforts and the advancement of a political solution in the region.

Both countries reaffirmed their commitment to humanitarian principles and expressed support for initiatives aimed at achieving lasting stability.

Observers noted that the developments in Washington signal a dual-track approach—advancing diplomatic engagement while simultaneously expanding humanitarian assistance—to pave the way for broader regional stability.