World Food Program Boss called USE leader brother

If you are rich and you don't feed the needy, you are as poor as those mouths you refused feeding.
David Beasley the chief of the World Food Program shower praise on the leader of UAE, Sheik Mohammed Bin Zayed for his generosity.

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