Canada has allocated almost $40 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine
Kyiv • UNN
Over 51 million Canadian dollars will be directed to medicine, housing, and veteran support. The funds will be received by reliable partners for emergency aid and reforms.
Canada is providing Ukraine with over 51 million Canadian dollars in humanitarian aid, which is approximately 39 million US dollars. This was announced by the Canadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs after a statement by State Secretary Randip Sarai, writes UNN.
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The Canadian foreign ministry noted that the funds will be directed to respond to Ukraine's urgent humanitarian needs, as well as to long-term recovery and reforms.
According to the Canadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the funding will be transferred to "experienced and reliable partners." The money is planned to be used for emergency medical care, housing, water, sanitation, and food.
The statement also noted that part of the aid will be directed to strengthening Ukraine's capacity to provide inclusive public services and support veterans.
State Secretary Randip Sarai announced the allocation of $51.1 million to help Ukraine respond to immediate humanitarian needs, while promoting long-term recovery and reform