“aid corridor” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a passageway, route, or area through which supplies or aid are delivered. For example, “The aid corridor between the two countries is essential for providing humanitarian relief.”.
B6 IRAN'S PREPARATIONS -- Anticipating a wave of refugees, Iran is setting up an aid corridor into Afghanistan.
In her harrowing book, Inside Immigration Detention, she described visiting the legal aid corridor where Giles sees his clients just before renovations in 2013-14.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell has secured a promise from Uzbekistan to reopen the Freedom Bridge, which would establish an aid corridor to the north.
But, in a change from previous statements, he said Israel would like to hold direct talks with Syria.France argued for an aid corridor from Chad into Sudan's war-torn Darfur region to help the relief operation there.
"It's being mooted among some European capitals about the E.U. establishing some kind of humanitarian aid corridor," said Anthony Dworkin, a human rights expert at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
ROME — Italy's foreign minister, Franco Frattini, said Wednesday that his government would support a suspension of NATO-led attacks in Libya in order to open an aid corridor to bring supplies to the country's population, which he said was facing "a dramatic humanitarian situation".
Against this background, is there not a fair chance of another UN resolution restricted to the humanitarian issue and proposing safe havens and emergency aid corridors?
Mr. Krikorian has initiated several pieces of human rights legislation, including Section 907 of the Freedom Support Act and the Humanitarian Aid Corridors Act.
He has asked Israel and Lebanon for security guarantees and safe passage for aid workers through new humanitarian aid corridors so that food, medical and other supplies could be moved by land, sea and air.
On Wednesday, Mr Putin announced a seven-point plan, including a halt to "active offensive operations" by the Ukrainian military and pro-Russia rebels, international ceasefire monitoring, unconditional prisoner exchanges and humanitarian aid corridors.
What's jarring is that the Turks in the name of aid should be so urgently demanding right now that the U.N. help them break down all barriers meant to keep weapons out of Gaza, while for so many years the same Turks have made so little use of the U.N. aid corridors already in place.
