A Qatari aid plane arrives at Damascus International Airport

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On Jan 21, 2025

A Qatari aid plane arrives at Damascus International Airport carrying food supplies provided by the Qatar Development Fund.

This plane is the 12th in the airlift.

Before that, 3 planes arrived at Gaziantep Airport in Turkey, one plane arrived in Jordan, and another one arrived in Lebanon, in addition to six planes that arrived at Damascus Airport.

The airlift continues at a rate of two aid planes a week to support the Syrian people in all governorates.

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