Amman: A 50-truck humanitarian aid convoy crossed from Jordan Thursday heading to the Gaza Strip, the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization (JHCO) said. According to a JHCO statement, the Jordan Armed Forces - Arab Army in partnership with the World Food Program (WFP) sent the fresh relief supplies. The statement added that the convoy included basic food packs, kid-friendly meals, consumables, medical supplies, and medications that will be given out by affiliated companies and organizations in Gaza. JHCO Secretary-General Hussein Shibli said Jordanian efforts are still in place to provide and deliver various forms of humanitarian help to the Gaza Strip. He said a total of 2,424 aid trucks have entered Gaza along with 53 relief aircraft via Al-Arish Airport. Source: Jordan News Agency
Women’s Kickboxing Championship Wraps Up with 120 Athletes Competing
Amman: Women’s Kickboxing Championship concluded Saturday with 120 athletes from 20 clubs and training centers competing in 92 bouts, underscoring growing female participation in the sport across the Kingdom.
According to Jordan News Agency, the cha…