Poland's Humanitarian Aid: Aircraft Loaded with Medical Supplies Arrives in Armenia

An aircraft loaded with Polish humanitarian aid, consisting of medical supplies, has departed from the military airport in Wrocław, Poland, to Armenia on June 19. This information was reported by the Armenian Embassy in Poland.

The statement notes that the aid package from Poland's "Solidarity" Foundation, directed to the Republic of Armenia's Ministry of Health's "Humanitarian Aid Republican Center," includes 20,000 medical masks, 2,400 face shields, and 2,700 liters of hand and face disinfectant liquid.

Present at the airport during the baggage handling were the Armenian Ambassador to Poland, Samvel Mkrtchyan, Deputy Foreign Minister of Poland, Pawel Jabłonski, senior diplomats, representatives of the "Solidarity" Foundation, and journalists. Additionally, the Georgian Ambassador to Poland was also present at the airport for the purpose of sending another Polish aid aircraft to Georgia.

The ambassadors of Armenia and Georgia expressed words of gratitude and appreciation to the foundation supplying the aid and the organizers, while the Polish side emphasized its ongoing readiness to support friendly countries during difficult times.