The Evangelical Agency participates with the National Alliance in supporting our brothers in Palestine.
Dr. Reverend Andrea Zaki:
The role of the Egyptian state and political leadership in the region in supporting Palestinians.
Proud of the role of the National Alliance for Civil Work and its national institutions in dealing with international crises.
The Evangelical Coptic Church for Social Services, under the umbrella of the National Alliance for Civil Work, participated today, Monday, in the seventh convoy for Palestinians in Gaza, which includes more than 167 trucks loaded with over 2985 tons of food, medicines, baby formula, medical supplies, tents, mattresses, pillows, clothes, blankets, shoes, and mineral water.
Dr. Reverend Andrea Zaki, head of the Evangelical community in Egypt and head of the Evangelical Coptic Organization for Social Services, praised the sincere role played by the National Alliance for Civil and Developmental Work. This comes in line with the directives of His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the Republic, to follow up and provide immediate support and humanitarian relief to our Palestinian brothers, which is organized to alleviate the severity of the violence and war events that have resulted in many martyrs and injuries.
The head of the Evangelical Coptic Organization said: “We are proud of Egypt’s intervention in the Palestinian crisis, which reflects the historical relationship between the Egyptian people and the Palestinian people. It also confirms that the role of the Egyptian state and political leadership in the region is the most supportive of Palestinians. I am proud of the role of the National Alliance for Civil and Developmental Work and its partner national institutions for their capabilities in dealing with international crises.”
Margaret Saroufim, Head of the Local Development Sector at the Evangelical Coptic Organization , and a member of the National Alliance, said: “The Local Development Sector at the Evangelical Coptic Organization for Social Services participated this morning in the convoys of the National Alliance for Civil and Developmental Work, with humanitarian aid consisting of about 47 tons of dry food, serving approximately 6000 families. This is the second participation of the Evangelical Church to face and bear the burdens of war and to support our brothers in Palestine.”
Watch the media coverage.
Dr. Reverend Andrea Zaki:
The role of the Egyptian state and political leadership in the region in supporting Palestinians.
Proud of the role of the National Alliance for Civil Work and its national institutions in dealing with international crises.
The Evangelical Coptic Church for Social Services, under the umbrella of the National Alliance for Civil Work, participated today, Monday, in the seventh convoy for Palestinians in Gaza, which includes more than 167 trucks loaded with over 2985 tons of food, medicines, baby formula, medical supplies, tents, mattresses, pillows, clothes, blankets, shoes, and mineral water.
Dr. Reverend Andrea Zaki, head of the Evangelical community in Egypt and head of the Evangelical Coptic Organization for Social Services, praised the sincere role played by the National Alliance for Civil and Developmental Work. This comes in line with the directives of His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the Republic, to follow up and provide immediate support and humanitarian relief to our Palestinian brothers, which is organized to alleviate the severity of the violence and war events that have resulted in many martyrs and injuries.
The head of the Evangelical Coptic Organization said: “We are proud of Egypt’s intervention in the Palestinian crisis, which reflects the historical relationship between the Egyptian people and the Palestinian people. It also confirms that the role of the Egyptian state and political leadership in the region is the most supportive of Palestinians. I am proud of the role of the National Alliance for Civil and Developmental Work and its partner national institutions for their capabilities in dealing with international crises.”
Margaret Saroufim, Head of the Local Development Sector at the Evangelical Coptic Organization , and a member of the National Alliance, said: “The Local Development Sector at the Evangelical Coptic Organization for Social Services participated this morning in the convoys of the National Alliance for Civil and Developmental Work, with humanitarian aid consisting of about 47 tons of dry food, serving approximately 6000 families. This is the second participation of the Evangelical Church to face and bear the burdens of war and to support our brothers in Palestine.”
Watch the media coverage.
