IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation has organized a shipment of aid supplies consisting of 15 containers to Sudan, where an internal turmoil has been occurring since April 15. This comprehensive relief effort, considered the largest aid initiative sent to the country since the onset of the crisis, aims to help approximately 200,000 Sudanese people.

In the immediate aftermath of the recent quake that struck northwest Syria, the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation emerged as a humanitarian aid exemplar, providing stalwart assistance to 148 suffering communities struggling with the catastrophe's aftermath. Notably, the districts of Harim and Afrin bore the brunt of the disaster, with the highest number of fatalities and injuries, while 1,800 buildings collapsed and over 8,700 structures sustained partial destruction, worsening the plight of the affected population.

The magnitude of the humanitarian crisis in Syria is immense due to the protracted civil war and the impact of the conflict. According to the United Nations, 13.4 million people have been in need of assistance since the beginning of the civil war in Syria. Around 6 million of this population is displaced. More than 5 million Syrian refugees have fled to neighboring countries. In the aftermath of the earthquakes centered in Kahramanmaras, the humanitarian crisis has intensified in northwestern Syria. Today, 4.1 million people are seeking humanitarian assistance in Northwest Syria.

The IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation, as part of its 2023 Eid al-Adha campaign, delivered 75,053 shares of Qurbanis to approximately 3 million people in need in 48 countries, including Turkey. Additionally, with the support of donors, IHH presented new clothes to 33,312 orphans and needy children in 10 countries.

On the thirteenth anniversary of the attack by occupying Israel on the Mavi Marmara ship carrying humanitarian assistance supplies to Gaza under embargo, a march with the slogan "For the Freedom of Al-Quds" was organized. Thousands of people marched from the courtyard of the Fatih Mosque to Beyazt Square in an event organized by the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation, IHH Youth, and Mavi Marmara Association.

Due to the heavy rains that have been continuing for a week in Bosnia-Herzegovina, a flood disaster occurred in the Bihac region. Many houses, workplaces and agricultural lands were submerged in the flood. IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation delivered food and hygiene packages to 165 families affected by the flood with the emergency aid relief it started.

The clashes between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (SSF) in Sudan have been going on since April 15. During the civil war process, in which 550 people lost their lives and nearly 5,000 were injured, more than 700,000 Sudanese migrated to different places. IHH, which provides emergency aid to civilians in the country, distributed hot meals and food parcels to people of Sudan who migrated to the border country of Chad.

IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation participated in the Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks (HNPW) event organized in Geneva.

IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation attended the Ethics and Compliance Summit organised by the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE) in Amsterdam. During the 3-day summit, current issues in ethics and compliance studies and agendas such as artificial intelligence and green policies were discussed.

IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation has been carrying its aid efforts in Somalia, and our effort intensified following the severe drought that has hit the country since 2020, causing millions facing difficulties in accessing clean water and food.

IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation aided 4 million 744 thousand people in Ramadan 2023 under the slogan "Ramadan, the Blessings of Life".

The IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation, which has carried out Ramadan activities for over 30 years in different geographies around the globe, will continue to spread goodness this year in Turkey and around the globe with the slogan "Ramadan, The Blessing of The Life." IHH will prioritize the earthquake-affected provinces, aiming to deliver humanitarian aid to about 3 million people.

The IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation is carrying out activities in earthquake zones with 5,943 search and rescue workers and aid volunteers. While the IHH Search and Rescue Teams pulled 3,028 deceased and injured people from the rubble, emergency aid volunteers delivered support to hundreds of thousands of people in many different areas.

The IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation is carrying out activities in earthquake zones with 5,852 search and rescue workers and aid volunteers. While the IHH Search and Rescue Teams pulled 2,934 deceased and injured people from the rubble, emergency aid volunteers delivered support to hundreds of thousands of people in many different areas.

Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Martin Griffiths received information about IHH's ongoing work from IHH Search and Rescue Field Officer Ahmet Aydan Bekar, as he was observing the situation in Kahramanmaraş.