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UAE expresses solidarity with Syria over heavy rainfall floods

The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs extends condolences to Syrian families affected by floods in eastern Syria.

By FlashPoint NewsSource: wam.ae1 min read
UAE expresses solidarity with Syria over heavy rainfall floods
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In brief

The United Arab Emirates has expressed solidarity with Syria following heavy rainfall in eastern Syria that caused floods, resulting in deaths, injuries, and missing persons. UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs sent condolences to victim families and wished a speedy recovery for the injured, while hoping rescue operations locate the missing persons. The statement underscores UAE's support amid this tragedy.

On November 1, 2026, the United Arab Emirates’ Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed solidarity with the Syrian Arab Republic after heavy rainfall caused floods in eastern Syria, leading to a number of deaths, injuries and missing persons.

According to WAM, the UAE’s statement conveyed sincere condolences and sympathy to the families of the victims and to the Syrian Arab Republic and its people over this tragedy.

WAM reported that the ministry also hoped that the search and rescue operations would successfully locate the missing individuals.

MoFA wished for a speedy recovery for all those who were injured in the flooding event.

The statement underscores the UAE’s support for Syria during this disaster.

The heavy rainfall that triggered the floods in eastern Syria caused widespread damage to homes and infrastructure, according to the UAE’s statement.

The UAE's announcement came immediately after reports of multiple casualties and missing persons were confirmed by local authorities in eastern Syria.

As a sign of diplomatic support, the UAE highlighted the importance of international cooperation in disaster relief efforts, per WAM.

This gesture aligns with UAE’s broader policy of providing humanitarian assistance amid regional crises.

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