Humanitarian cooperation

Chinese army donates medical goods to Belarusian army
According to the source, upon request of the armed forces of six countries, including Belarus, Serbia, Hungary, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Trinidad and Tobago, the People’s Liberation Army of China sent protective suits, medical masks, and other antiepidemic means by rail, by sea, and by other means of transportation to these armed forces on 13 June...

Canadian humanitarian aid to help Belarus fight coronavirus
The two ministers exchanged information about the measures Belarus and Canada are taking to fight the spread of COVID-19...

UNDP donates medical goods to Belarus
The medical goods – 70,000 nitrile gloves – were handed over to the Belarusian Healthcare Ministry...

Belarusian Emergencies Ministry helicopters help fight forest fires in Turkey
Two Mi-8 helicopters based in Marmaris and Canakkale have performed 31 flights and have dropped water 108 times. Their total flight time exceeds 50 hours...

Second batch of humanitarian aid from Poland arrives in Belarus
Poland has sent ventilators, medicines, several million protective and medical masks, antiseptic liquid, protective robes, biological...

Poland sends second batch of humanitarian aid to Belarus
"A total of 47 trucks are carrying 300 tonnes of humanitarian aid to tackle COVID-19. On Friday, 5 June, the cargo will arrive in Grodno Oblast and Minsk"...

U.S. Army donates respirators to Belarusian army medics
Negotiations between Head of the International Military Cooperation Department, Major-General Oleg Voinov and the head of the U.S. diplomatic mission in Belarus took place during the ceremony...

Belarus gets oxygen concentrators from China
The cargo will be distributed across the country. Priority will be given to the regions that are currently struggling the hardest to fight the infection...

China sends fourth batch of medical supplies to Belarus
"The cargo included PPE, no-contact thermometers, test systems, oxygen concentrators and other medical products. The cargo amounted to over 140 cubic meters, with the weight of 22 tonnes"...

Lukashenko’s new ordinance to regulate registration, use of foreign aid
The ordinance specifies the purposes for which this aid can be used: providing medical and social aid, supporting libraries and museums, providing sports gears and other socially important purposes...