NEW YORK: Oman affirms its commitment to supporting international humanitarian action and enhancing rapid response to disasters worldwide during the high-level meeting of the United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund for 2025 in New York.
With escalating global conflicts and climate-related disasters leaving millions in dire need of assistance, top UN officials called on nations to increase their contributions to the CERF, a crucial mechanism for providing fast, effective humanitarian aid.
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