Pakistan sends Humanitarian Assistance to Ukraine

March 17, 2022

By Imran Nasir

Pakistan sent humanitarian aid to Ukraine to help the country as nearly three million people were displaced after the Russian-Ukraine war began last month.

The relief equipment includes medicines, food, blankets, and basic human needs items handed over during a special ceremony at Noor Khan Airbase by Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi to the Ukrainian ambassador in Islamabad Markian Chochik.

The Humanitarian aid on behalf of Pakistani people under the spirit of goodwill has been dispatched through C-130 aircraft.

Ukrainian Ambassador Markian Chochik thanked Foreign Minister Qureshi and Pakistani leadership for sending relief materials at this difficult time.

Pakistan sends Humanitarian Assistance to Ukraine

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