KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 26 (Bernama) -- Malaysia remains committed to providing RM100 million in reconstruction aid to Gaza, as announced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim last year, but its implementation has been hampered by the deteriorating security situation in the territory.
General : Malaysia Remains Committed To Providing RM100 Mln In Reconstruction Aid To Gaza - Mohamad
Foreign Ministry, Mohamad Hasan, Gaza, Palestine
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Malaysia remains committed to providing RM100 million in Gaza aid, but implementation is delayed due to security issues.
- Malaysia's RM100 million Gaza aid is delayed due to worsening security conditions.
- Over RM89 million has been sent to Palestinians since 2023 through a humanitarian fund.
- Malaysia seeks clarification on detained Myanmar citizens and works on declaring a missing climber dead.
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