Over 24 mln GEL in Georgia's StopCov fund against COVID-19
Georgian Dream members will transfer one-third of their salaries to the StopCov foundation. The Attorney General of Georgia and his deputies also joined in the solidarity campaign. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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A total of 24,200,000 GEL (about $7.61m/€6.99m) has already been accumulated in the StopCov fund as of April 7.
- 2 billion GEL allocated to stimulate Georgian economy during coronavirus crisis
- Georgian government allocates 1 mln GEL to respond to new coronavirus
The funds raised in the StopCoV fund, that was created on March 23, will be used to meet 'identified needs'.
Recent companies to donate to the fund include:
- GeoSteel - 150,000 GEL
- CAUCASIAN METALS TERMINAL - 100,000 GEL
- Ltd IN-SI - 35,000 GEL
- LASARE - 30,000 GEL
- Mahim Mamedov - 25,000 GEL
- Business Group - 25,000 GEL
- Prime insurance company - 20,000 GEL
- Ltd Kakhuri - 20,000 GEL
- Fabric - 20,000 GEL
- Georgia Technology Park - 20,000 GEL
- Polimeri - 20,000 GEL
- Element Construction - 20,000 GEL
- Zaza Tchanturia - 18,000 GEL
- Georgian-American University - 10,000 GEL
- NEW POWER - 10,000 GEL
- Vajha Gaprindashvili - 5,000 GEL
- Unity Group - 5,000 GEL
- Ltd Kaia - 5,000 GEL
- Ltd PremiuMep - 5,000 GEL
- Polyhedro - 5,000 GEL
- Energy Efficiency Centre Georgia - 5,000 GEL
- Ltd Shalauri 2012 - 4,000 GEL
- Davit Narmania - 3,000 GEL
- Tamar Gverdtsiteli - 3,000 GEL
- Geo-Kar Import - 1,000 GEL
In addition to the companies, private entities have donated as well, announces the press office of the foundation.
Also, Georgian Dream members will transfer one-third of their salaries to the StopCov foundation. The Attorney General of Georgia and his deputies also joined in the solidarity campaign, announces the press office of the foundation.
A total of 17,500,000 GEL (about $5.31m/€4.83m) has already been accumulated in the StopCov fund as of March 30. The funds raised in the StopCoV fund, that was created on March 23, will be used to meet 'identified needs'.
A total of 15,500,000 GEL (about $4.67m/€4.22m) has already been accumulated in the StopCov fund created on March 23 to help the poor and disadvantaged through the coronavirus crisis in Georgia.
A total of 9 million GEL (about $2.60m/€2.37m) has already been accumulated in the StopCov foundation created on March 23 to help the poor and disadvantaged get through the coronavirus crisis in Georgia.
A total of 20,500,000 GEL (about $6.24m/€5.70m) has already been accumulated in the StopCov fund as of April 1. The funds raised in the StopCoV fund, that was created on March 23, will be used to meet 'identified needs'.
Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia held a video conference with representatives of local analytical and research organisations to set goals for countering the economic crisis amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Georgia has confirmed three new cases of coronavirus increasing the total number of cases to 211, including 50 recoveries and three deaths.
The head and founder of the ruling Georgian Dream party, former PM Bidzina Ivanishvili, has transferred 100 million GEL (about 32 million USD) to the StopCov Fund which was created on March 23 in Georgia to cope with challenges sparked by the coronavirus.
A total of 124,200,000 GEL (about $38.99m/€35.60m) has already been accumulated in the StopCov fund as of April 9. In addition to the companies, private entities have donated as well, announces the press office of the foundation.