Amman: The Jordan Armed Forces, through the Royal Medical Services, received the seventh batch of medical aid from Germany on Wednesday. The shipment includes essential medicines and medical equipment.

According to Jordan News Agency, the aid was delivered in the presence of Brigadier General Dr. Sahel Hammouri, Assistant Director-General of the Royal Medical Services for Medical Affairs and Regions, and German Ambassador to Jordan, Bertram von Moltke. The supplies will be sent to Jordan's field hospitals operating in Gaza.

"With today's shipment, German humanitarian aid has provided around 16 tons of medical supplies and pharmaceuticals to Jordan's field hospitals in Gaza since 2023," the German ambassador said, praising the Royal Medical Services for ensuring the delivery of critical assistance to civilians in need.

He reaffirmed Germany's commitment to continuing its support with additional humanitarian shipments.

Hammouri, speaking on behalf of the Jordan Armed Forces, expressed gratitude to the German government for its support of the Royal Medical Services amid the ongoing crisis in Gaza. He emphasized the importance of strengthening international cooperation during humanitarian emergencies to save lives and deliver high-quality, effective medical care to alleviate suffering in the region.