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World > UN News
Gaza: Kaag working closely with partners on new maritime aid lifeline
By UN News
Mar 08, 2024 11:35 am

An international maritime aid corridor to Gaza could be in operation as early as Sunday, according to the head of the European Commission, working closely with the UN's Senior Humanitarian Coordinator and other international partners.

In a joint statement released on Friday, the Commission, Cyprus, United Arab Emirates, United States and the United Kingdom announced their intent to open a new corridor in coordination with the UN's Sigrid Kaag.

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