The second Swedish aid convoy is due to arrive in the Yarmouk refugee camp and the Syrian city of Aleppo in mid-February laden with food parcels and other humanitarian needs.
Khaled al-Yousef an official in charge of the convoy stated on Wednesday that the convoy aims to alleviate the humanitarian suffering of the Palestinian and Syrian families still living in the camp and in Aleppo.
Yousef described the convoy as part of the Arab Islamic and international efforts to help the needy in war-torn areas especially those from Palestine.
The first Swedish aid convoy arrived in Syria in early 2016 and went to al-Yarmouk camp al-Ramdan camp Madaya town and other shelter areas.
