Philanthropic Diplomacy: Pakistan's Humanitarian Response to Gaza Crisis

Abstract

The idea of philanthropic diplomacy is an essential part of the overall humanitarian intervention in the world, which allows countries to provide aid internationally in times of crisis. The way Pakistan has reacted to the Gaza crisis can be considered an all-inclusive response involving diplomacy and philanthropy. Through the organization, coordination of relief efforts has been done, through mobilization of resources, diplomatic efforts to contact with regional players and through efforts to assist with the international humanitarian organizations, led by government agencies and other non-governmental organization like the Al Khidmat Foundation Pakistan. The successful deployment of food and medical supplies to Egypt, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon which illustrates Pakistan is making good use of the humanitarian diplomacy to assist the Palestinian cause. Nevertheless, issues like geopolitical issues, logistical issues, and diplomatic pre-approvals are crucial problems. The article highlights how multilateral cooperation is important in achieving effective and prompt provision of relief. Through the integrity of its philanthropic diplomacy, Pakistan is able to meet the emergency needs of humans, enhance its place in the international community, reinforce global unity, and defend the human dignity amid challenges.