Al-Omri Highlights Humanity and Protection Roles
Today marks World Humanitarian Day on August 19th, offering an opportunity to appreciate the efforts of those who support people during crises and disasters. It also emphasizes the importance of protecting humanitarian and civil workers, ensuring their safety and security. The founder and president of Jadara Initiative for Volunteering stated that humanitarian work is rooted in the value of human life, and helping those in need is not just volunteering but an ethical and humanitarian responsibility. He underlined the urgent need for a more serious international stance to protect relief teams and healthcare workers, especially in light of increasing risks and assaults. He praised Jordan's humanitarian role under the leadership of King Abdullah II and Crown Prince Mohammed, affirming that fostering a culture of humanitarian and voluntary work is fundamental to building cohesive societies. He called for coordinated efforts among various institutions to ensure the sustainability of the humanitarian impact. In conclusion, he emphasized that humanity is measured by actions, not words, acknowledging the sacrifices made by workers and volunteers in providing hope and aid to those affected.
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