text: carrying Egyptian refugees who remain in Jordan. The same offer was also transmitted to the Moroccan Government (a) Two daily flights from Amman to Cairo for 10 days for repatriation of refugees Total 55 (approx. 300,950 ECU or $397,120) A/C.214512 English Page 13 SPAIN Bilateral aid to refugees from the Iraq/Kuwait crisis is as follows: (a) lb) (cl (d) i?!?ss&s (millions) Repatriation of 900 refugees by Hercules C-130 aircraft from Amman to Cairo from 1 to 5 September ~1 Repatriation of refugees by Airbus A-300 to Egypt, Pakistan and the Philippines over a period of 10 days from 18 September 6.9 Miscellaneous assistance (field tents and beds, blankets, baby milk, 1 ton of medicines and medical equipment and first aid kits) Food aid to Jordan consisting of 3,000 tons of cereal equivalent. Spain has also contacted the Egyptian Government to identify needs in food aid or other equipment 56 Total 463 (approx. 3.6 million ECU or $4.6 million) Additional assistance is being given by non-governmental organisations through direct contributions from the public. / ..* A/C.214512 English Page 14 UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND Bilateral aid to refugees from the Iraq/Kuwait crisis in Jordan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia is as follows: Government assistance (a) To ICRC/Jordanian Red Crescent to meet initial influx (24 August) (b) 25,000 blankets and 2.5 tonnes of medicines via Virgin Atlantic flight (4 September) (c) To programme of International Organisation for Migration to repatriate nationals of Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and the Philippines from Jordan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia (6 September) (d) To cost of Virgin Atlantic flight to Jordan carrying 54 tonnes of food (11 September) e 500 000 105 000 2 000 000 33 000 (e) To transport costs of Virgin Atlantic flight carrying relief supplies to Jordan raised by public appeal 108 000 
analysis: The text appears to describe humanitarian aid and relief efforts, specifically in response to the Iraq/Kuwait crisis, focusing on the transportation and provision of food, medicine, and other essential supplies to refugees in Jordan.