As part of Egypt’s ongoing humanitarian support to the Palestinian people, the Abu El-Enein Foundation for Social and Cultural Work continues its intensive work to launch the 11th relief convoy to Gaza.
This effort falls under the alliance of the National Alliance for Civil and Developmental Work, with the participation of hundreds of volunteers who work hard.
The foundation’s warehouses are witnessing evolved activity, as volunteers work to pack, wrap, and sort the aid supplies according to a carefully planned system that ensures urgent humanitarian needs are delivered to those who need them most inside Gaza.
The convoy includes trucks loaded with dry food packages and essential relief materials intended to meet the needs of Palestinian families affected by ongoing aggression and blockade.
The foundation emphasized that this convoy is a continuation of its active participation in relief efforts since the beginning of the crisis, reaffirming its national and humanitarian commitment and its dedication to being at the forefront of Egyptian civil society efforts in supporting the Palestinian people.
Active coordination for the convoy’s launch is being conducted under the direct guidance and real-time follow-up of Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and Chairman of the Foundation, MP Mohamed Abu El-Enein, along with Vice Chair of the Board, Somaya Abu El-Enein.
All stages of the process are being closely reviewed to ensure the highest levels of efficiency, speed, and precision.
It is worth noting that Egypt has sent more than 35,000 humanitarian aid trucks through the Rafah crossing since last October, carrying over 130,000 tons of food, medicine, and logistical support—making it one of the largest ongoing regional relief operations to date.
The Abu El-Enein Foundation affirms that Convoy No. 11, launched by the National Civil and Developmental Alliance and with the Foundation’s participation, represents a continuation of an integrated path of giving and solidarity that unites the state, its institutions, and civil society—embodying Egypt’s genuine solidarity with the Palestinian people.



















