The MORKOD international NGO has delivered 6 tons of medical humanitarian aid worth a total of €250,000 to the Department of Health of the Kyiv Regional State Administration.
This humanitarian shipment was provided as part of a program to assist civilians affected by the armed conflict.The aid is intended to support hospitals and medical centers operating under conditions of medical supply shortages.
MORKOD Foundation's General Director, Emil Alibeili, emphasized that the organization continues to coordinate efforts with international partners to ensure a stable supply of medical resources to Ukrainian healthcare facilities, especially as some international organizations suspend their operations in the region.
The foundation also expressed gratitude to the international donors HPICanada and IHP UK for providing medical supplies, as well as to its project partner, MMI Canada, for their support in implementing this initiative.
The organization continues to call on other international entities to join efforts in providing medical aid to Ukraine.
“We understand how crucial it is to promptly deliver medical supplies to crisis zones. MORKOD Foundation will continue working to ensure that hospitals and patients receive the necessary support,” stated a foundation representative.
The Department of Health of the Kyiv Regional State Administration has already begun distributing medications to healthcare institutions in the region. It is expected that 13 medical facilities will receive these supplies to further support patient care.
MORKOD Foundation remains committed to its humanitarian mission and intends to increase its support for Ukraine by delivering additional shipments of medical aid in the near future.This delivery marks another step in the foundation’s global initiative to provide emergency medical assistance to countries facing humanitarian crises.
