More than 100 tons of humanitarian aid for the Ukrainian people has been collected across Georgia on the Prime Minister’s decision, and with engagement from State Representatives and the Government Administration’s Regional Liaison Department, the government administration has said.
According to its readout, the humanitarian aid collected in Eastern Georgia is stored in Tbilisi, while the goods from Western Georgia have are kept at the Poti Terminal. The humanitarian cargo consists of non-perishable products, essential goods, medical items, and medications. In the process of cargo mobilization, state institutions enjoy active involvement from the private and civil sectors.
The humanitarian aid collected across Georgia will be sent to Ukraine tomorrow.
