TIRANA, June 10 /ATA/ The Council of Ministers on Friday adopted a decision to provide 1 million euros in humanitarian financial aid to Ukraine, which was attacked on February 24 by Russia.
According to this decision, the fund of 1 million euros is added to the 2022 budget of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, in the budget line “Diplomatic Support Abroad.”
This fund is covered by the contingency fund of the state budget, approved for 2022.
The Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Finance and Economy are in charge of implementing this decision, which takes effect immediately.
The decision to help Ukraine was made by Prime Minister Edi Rama at the Donors’ Conference for Ukraine in Warsaw, Poland, where he stressed that “I know this will not change the fate of the war and reconstruction, but we are very honored to be here and I am very grateful to the Prime Ministers of Poland and Sweden for inviting us.”
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