Belarus will send humanitarian aid to Iran, Cuba and Mozambique worth 2.2 million rubles. The decision was made by the Belarusian government with the consent of Aliaksandr Lukashenka.
The humanitarian aid will include food products, medical supplies and items necessary to support the population’s daily needs, the government press service reports.
Cuba will receive 30 tonnes of powdered milk and 3.7 tonnes of medical drugs (16 items).
Mozambique will receive 10 tonnes of canned meat, 8.3 tonnes of dry milk formula for children’s nutrition, 10 tonnes of skimmed milk powder, 10 tonnes of wheat flour and 5 tonnes of medical supplies (10 items).
Iran will receive six frame tents, 103 folding beds, 300 blankets and 2,900 terry towels, as well as 6.75 tonnes of medical products (32 items).
The total value of the humanitarian aid, including delivery costs, will amount to more than 2.2 million rubles.