The UAE will open a camp for Syrian refugees in Rabaa al-Sarhan in Jordan's al-Mafraq province, Sheikh Hamdan Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, chairman of the UAE Red Crescent, told al-Ittihad daily Tuesday (September 4th).
"The condition of Syrian refugees in Jordan is difficult and will be even more difficult," Sheikh Hamdan said. "We have to secure all the requirements of a decent living for them as soon as possible and to provide all the treatment, medical and relief services to them, especially to women and children."
The camp will be built in four phases. The first will accommodate 2,700 refugees and will be managed by UAE administrators in partnership with Jordan's Red Crescent agency.
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The Arab countries receive large numbers of Syrian people who have found in these countries a safe place to keep for their lives, children and families for fear of being hurt by the missiles and bullets that are being shot by military personnel upon orders from their assassin commander, Bashar al-Assad, who wants to continue his reign for as long a period as possible and to exploit the people and resources of the state, but Allah will not satisfy the unjust and will end the state of injustice soon and the Syrian people will win, God willing, against Bashar al-Assad and his army, and life will return to normal in Al-Sham again. For this to be achieved, it is our duty, all Arab and Western countries, Islamic and non-Islamic, to stand for the victory of the combative people, who have suffered from injustice and cruelty since Hafez al-Assad appeared in their country and bequeathed his rule to his son. Supporting the Syrian people is imposed upon us by the Islamic religion and by humanity in all its laws, so it is imperative that we help these people and we are blessed with the power and the means, which will let these people respond and stand firmly against this crisis to surpass it safely and lighten those dark days forever. The numbers of Syrians who have taken refuge because of displacement to save their lives and for their safety and for those with families and children who were traveling to Arab countries adjacent to the Sham in their desire for protection from the governments of these countries have exceeded, and by members of their fellow Arab people from this standpoint, the protection of our fellow Syrians. So, helping them is our biggest duty that falls on the entire Arab world, both the people and the governments.