The Republic of Azerbaijan has sent the first batch of another humanitarian cargo, consisting of electrical equipment, to Ukraine.
Points of attention
- Azerbaijan sends humanitarian cargo to Ukraine comprising electrical equipment to support stable electricity supply in war-affected regions.
- The assistance includes over 90,000 meters of electrical cables and wires, as well as generators and transformers, with a total cost of $2 million.
- The aid is a response to requests from Ukraine and marks Azerbaijan's continued support for the country, with a total humanitarian assistance exceeding $44 million during the war.
Ukraine will receive humanitarian cargo from Azerbaijan
This was reported by the Azerbaijani news agency "Azertaj" with reference to the spokesman for the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Jahid Mikayilov.
The cargo was sent from the territory of the Sumgait Technological Park. The first batch of equipment was sent in a convoy of 10 trucks. The humanitarian cargo included about 90 thousand meters of electrical cables and wires, as well as 25 generators and 7 sets of transformers, intended to support the restoration of stable electricity supply in the regions affected by the ongoing war in Ukraine.
The next batch is planned to be sent in the coming days. The assistance was organized based on requests from the Ukrainian side, and its total cost is $2 million.
Azerbaijan has previously sent humanitarian aid related to electricity supply to Ukraine.
It is claimed that the total amount of humanitarian assistance provided by this country to Ukraine during the war, including assistance in recovery and reconstruction, has already exceeded $44 million.
