The UAE is gearing up to open the first phase of a field hospital in Gaziantep's Islahiye district in Turkey as part of the 'Gallant Knight / 2' humanitarian operation.
The facility will offer medical care, diagnostic services, and treatment to those affected by the recent earthquake.
The hospital will be equipped with emergency departments, operation rooms, intensive care units, CT scans, and sterilization facilities.
In the second phase, the field hospital will expand its services to include a laboratory, X-ray facility, pharmacy, dental department, outpatient clinics, and inpatient wards with a capacity of 50 beds.
A team of 15 doctors from various specialties, 60 nurses, and medical equipment technicians will be supervising the operations.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, fresh from a meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin, said he hopes to discuss a Ukraine-Russia peace plan with US President Donald Trump, adding that "peace is not far away".
His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Serbia’s Foreign Minister Marko Đurić. have agreed to deepen political coordination after signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) during talks in Abu Dhabi.
The UAE has introduced changes to its laws governing the care of children of unknown parentage, expanding custody options and strengthening child protection measures.
UAE-backed medical teams have launched a series of humanitarian missions in rural Pakistan, providing free treatment for children and elderly patients with heart conditions.
Dubai authorities have begun final preparations for the New Year celebrations, holding a coordination meeting to review security and operational plans across the emirate.
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