The Japanese government has delivered over 720 tons of food aid to support approximately 10,500 families affected by terrorist attacks in Cabo Delgado province, Mozambique. This initiative aims to strengthen humanitarian assistance to populations displaced by violence in northern Mozambique, which began in 2017. The donation was made in Pemba and addresses the critical food needs of those impacted by the ongoing conflict. The aid seeks to alleviate suffering and provide essential support to vulnerable communities. This contribution reflects Japan’s commitment to assisting Mozambique in addressing the humanitarian crisis. The ongoing violence has created a significant need for food security and assistance in the region.