Tuesday, 26, November, 2024
The Polish Oil and Gas Company and the Solidarity Fund of Poland provided humanitarian aid worth of US$ 300,000 to Uzbekistan, Dunyo reported.
The cargo included personal protective equipment, medical measuring devices and medicines to combat COVID-19.
The cargo was delivered by the Polish Ministry of Defense. Upon arrival, they were handed over to the Ministry of Health, which had previously signed an agreement with the Fund.
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