Humanitarian aid sent to Ukraine with support of Nizami Ganjavi Int’l Center
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- 15 April, 2022
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Humanitarian aid has been sent to Ukraine with the support of the Nizami Ganjavi International Center, former Bulgarian President Petar Stoyanov said, adding that the aid to Ukraine made a great impression on him. He noted that many people and volunteers are doing their best to help.
“This one is great and it's a great lesson for all people. We see an example of how we can help each other at the right time,” the former president stressed.
He thanked the organizers for the humanitarian aid to Ukraine.
On April 15, the Azerbaijani state sent 29 tons of humanitarian aid worth over 1.7 million manats to Moldova for Ukrainian refugees.
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