Indonesia is playing an active role in international humanitarian aid. The government recently announced that it has prepared 20,000 personnel for a large humanitarian mission to Gaza. These personnel will work in various sectors, such as medical care, food and water supply, shelter and rehabilitation activities, and child and women’s welfare assistance.

According to government sources, the personnel include doctors, nurses, social workers, relief workers and engineers. Each has received special training so that they can work effectively in war-torn areas. Such preparation has never been done before, which further demonstrates Indonesia’s humanitarian commitment.

Analysts believe that this initiative will not only help in delivering humanitarian aid, but also strengthen Indonesia’s diplomatic and policy position on the international stage. Such an initiative can also serve as an example for other countries where ordinary people are suffering due to war or conflict.

The news has already been reported in local and international media, and Indonesia’s move has been praised. Experts say humanitarian aid can be a vital tool for not just delivering aid, but also for maintaining peace and stability. It opens up a new window of hope and support for the people of Gaza.