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\n The recent ceasefire in Gaza has provided a crucial opportunity for humanitarian efforts, significantly improving conditions for the aid organisations, said the chief of the UN\u2019s World Food Programme.
\n ADVERTISEMENTThe ceasefire in Gaza has re-opened the door for humanitarian agencies to operate more effectively in the region, the executive director of the UN World Food Programme (WFP) has told Euronews.\u201cWe, along with everybody else, have been asking for it and begging for it for a long time,\u201d Cindy McCain told Euronews in an interview during a visit to Brussels seeking to reinforce EU support for global food security efforts.In her meetings with EU officials and ministers, she warned of the broader risks posed by food insecurity, including migration, conflict, and regional destabilisation.\u201cIt\u2019s very important that the EU not just step up\u2014of course, we want them to\u2014but also remain fully understanding of what\u2019s actually going on,\u201d she said.Ceasefire brings relief to\u00a0GazaBefore the Gaza ceasefire, aid workers faced significant challenges, including restricted access to affected areas and threats to their safety, which led to widespread famine throughout the region.\u201cYou’ve all seen on TV the damage that has been done prior to the cease-fire and you’ve seen the evidence of what’s happened,\u201d she said.Since the ceasefire, McCain noted: \u201cWe have not been harassed. We\u2019ve not been shot at. We\u2019re going in cleanly. We\u2019re able to work efficiently and effectively. It\u2019s what we needed to be doing all along.\u201dHowever, she acknowledged that a corollary of the ceasefire is Hamas’s control in the region, handling which she described as \u201cvery complicated\u201d.\u201cEach day I wake up and say a little prayer to keep the ceasefire going. That’s most important, not just for our agency, but all of us that are in there,\u201d she said.Escalating crisis in the DRCMcCain also highlighted the deteriorating situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where the Rwanda-backed M23 rebels have surrounded Goma, a major city in the country\u2019s volatile east.Foreign embassies have been attacked, and the UN suspended WFP operations due to security concerns earlier today.\u201cThe most recent report I have is that the city is completely surrounded now, the M23 is coming in, and we are unable to evacuate our people because the airport is closed,\u201d McCain said.A WFP warehouse in the region was looted, she said, underscoring the growing sense of lawlessness in the region.\u201cThis is very deadly. There\u2019s nothing good going to come from this,”\u00a0she warned, drawing on personal experience working in the region during the 1994 genocide.Coca-Cola (and progress) in SyriaIn Syria, where the WFP has maintained operations for the past twenty years even under the Bashar al-Assad regime, McCain noted some encouraging developments under the new government, including efforts to place women in leadership roles.ADVERTISEMENTHowever, she cautioned that having recently visited Syria, these changes have yet to fully translate to the ground. \u201cWe want to make sure that women are treated equally and have equal rights, and that they can work without intimidation or harassment,\u201d she said.McCain observed improvements in food security, with increased imports from Europe, Turkey, and other regions.\u201cWe saw the first day that Coca-Cola showed up on the street. That was kind of exciting, actually,\u201d she said.Still, she emphasised the need for the new government to meet the population\u2019s growing demands and ensure lasting progress.ADVERTISEMENT”But I’m hopeful because I think that this young administration just needs time to get its feet underneath them,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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