Balkans | Another ship carrying humanitarian aid from Greece to Turkey

The ship carrying humanitarian aid to Turkey departed from the port of Patra on Friday.

Humanitarian aid mobilization for earthquake victims continues in Turkey, which started throughout Greece.

The ship carrying humanitarian aid left Patra on Friday.

Deputy Foreign Minister Andreas Katsaniotis, who coordinated efforts to send humanitarian aid to Turkey and Syria within the framework of the national campaign, made a statement in the port of Patra on Friday morning.

According to the news in Amna, four 50-ton containers consisting of basic needs were loaded onto the ship and sent to Turkey.

“This aid is only part of the humanitarian aid we have sent,” Katsanioutis said, adding that Greece began mobilizing aid after the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. “We want to deliver aid to Turkey in a coordinated way. This is required,” Katsaniotis said. “This is what we are doing,” he said, adding that more humanitarian aid will be sent from the port of Patra and Athens.

In a statement from the port of Patra, Western Greece Regional Secretary Nektarios Pharmakis said: “As a regional authority, as a local government, it is very important that we help the state initiative. The support of our people for the campaigns launched makes us all happy. It is a very good example of solidarity. We support Also this great campaign.” He said.

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