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The third humanitarian convoy organized by “Stouh Beirut” set off on Wednesday morning, carrying approximately 40 tons of essential aid in a powerful display of national solidarity and collective resilience. The convoy is headed toward several southern villages to support communities facing increasingly difficult conditions.
This latest phase will benefit more than eight towns in South Lebanon, including Adoussieh, Kfarrwa, Hajjeh, Qlayaa, Borj El Moulouk, Deir Mimas, as well as Rashaya Al Wadi and Hasbaya. The assistance targets both local residents who have remained in their communities and displaced families from diverse regions and backgrounds.
The convoy includes a wide range of vital supplies, such as medicines, food items, fresh produce, water, bread, and other daily necessities, all aimed at alleviating hardship and reinforcing the resilience of affected families during this critical time.
Beyond local efforts, the launch also drew notable international attention, with several European media outlets present to cover the initiative—highlighting growing global interest in Lebanon’s humanitarian efforts.
Among the key participants was the Global Humanitarian organization, represented by its president, Chef Andreas Torres, who traveled specifically to support the convoy. He was joined by partners, supporters, and numerous Lebanese institutions and companies whose contributions were instrumental in the success of this initiative.
Commenting on the occasion, the association’s president, Dalia Dagher, stated: “This convoy is not just about delivering aid; it carries a message of love and resilience. What we see today reflects the true image of Lebanon, where people come together from all walks of life to support one another.
Les Toits de Beyrouth
