
Alexander Matheou
@ajmatheou
IFRC Regional Director for Asia Pacific,
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03-01-2017 17:03:22
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Our aid workers were killed and thrown into a mass grave in Gaza. Our staff’s red uniforms should have protected them. Instead they became their death shrouds. This should never happen again. For the sake of humanity. My op-ed in The Guardian: bit.ly/3YiQZpA







"There are hundreds of thousands of people on the streets now in Myanmar who cannot go back home because it's not safe — and tragically, thousands have lost loved ones." - Alexander Matheou, IFRC Asia Pacific Regional Director. The Myanmar Red Cross, with support from @IFRC, is working

"ASEAN must engage constructively in Myanmar's recovery—a vulnerable country already full of displacement, and might soon have 300,000 more destitute people. That's not good for the region," @Melisa_Idris speaks to Alexander Matheou IFRC Asia Pacific #ConsiderThis bit.ly/3W7Ckg2

#MyanmarEarthquake: We're delivering urgent aid—food, water, shelter, medical care, hygiene—to keep people safe and dignified. Next challenge: helping 15–20K households return home & invest in local capacity as preparedness for future crises. Alexander Matheou, Regional Director of

With medicine supplies running low, urgent support is needed to help the افغاني سره میاشت respond on the ground. Over 20,000 people have crossed into #Afghanistan via Spin Boldak as of April 1. Many arrive in distress, some children visibly traumatised. #AfghanistanCrisis #IFRC

Thank you, EU Humanitarian Aid | Asia-Pacific 🇪🇺. This is one of the most alarming crises in Asia Pacific and yet it is under reported and under funded. We're grateful for your support which will enable critical health and relief work.


In Cox's Bazar, where Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS), with IFRC and its network, deliver: - clean water to 115 000 people daily - shelter support to 120 000 - medical support to 40 800 monthly - disaster management support to over a million people Nearly 8 years on, we remain committed.


Thank you, Iori Kato🇺🇳IOM, for the insightful discussion. We're looking forward to collaborating more with you and your team.


Funding pressure will now force a rethink about how to sustain services in the world's largest refugee camp. Options are limited, but there are some worth exploring. My thoughts below in The New Humanitarian thenewhumanitarian.org/opinion/2025/0…
