Enterprise Georgia sends 60 tons of humanitarian aid to Ukraine
As of today, 61 Georgian enterprises are involved in the aid campaign, with cargo shipment and logistics provided by Georgian Post. Photo: Enterprise Georgia
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The Enterprise Georgia state programme has sent 60 tons of humanitarian aid to Ukraine since the launch of its Produce for Ukraine campaign amid the ongoing war in the country, the agency announced on Wednesday.
The third cargo package of humanitarian assistance from the programme was sent to Ukraine earlier today, with the support and involvement of Georgian companies and individuals.
Mikheil Khidureli, the Head of Enterprise Georgia, pledged to continue the campaign in support of the country, noting the number of businesses willing to help the Ukrainian people was growing daily.
Photo: Enterprise Georgia
I would like to once again thank each and every company for their outstanding support and solidarity [as part of the campaign],” Khidureli said.
As of today, 61 Georgian enterprises are involved in the aid campaign, with cargo shipment and logistics provided by Georgian Post. The latter announced free delivery of humanitarian parcels to Ukrainian citizens in February.
A second package of humanitarian aid to Ukraine is ready to be delivered to the country after being collected throughout Georgia, the Government Administration said on Monday.
A humanitarian aid package for Ukraine, collected throughout Georgia following a decision by the Prime Minister, is ready to be delivered to the country, the Government Administration said on Friday.
The Georgian government said on Sunday 40 tons of humanitarian aid had been sent to help Ukrainians displaced by war as part of the Produce for Ukraine campaign, organised by the government and the Ministry of Economy’s Enterprise Georgia agency.
Ukrainian citizens in Georgia will receive products of high necessity from companies that have been involved in the Emterprise Georgia campaign launched in recent years by the government to support local entrepreneurship, in the latest move helping those affected by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last week.
Kakha Kaladze, the Mayor of Tbilisi and Secretary General of the ruling Georgian Dream (GD) party, on Monday condemned the “sadism” of Russian troops directed against civilians in the Ukrainian city of Bucha, and extended condolences to Ukrainian people amid the reported atrocities.
Enterprise Georgia has launched a new Export Assistance Programme to increase the export potential of small- and medium-sized local businesses, the state organisation announced earlier today.