Deal signed with KRCS to provide COVID-19 vaccines Lebanon hails Kuwait’s humanitarian donation
BEIRUT, June 17, (KUNA): Lebanese Health Minister Hamad Hassan Thursday commended Kuwait’s humanitarian donations during crises.
This was stated while signing an agreement to provide COVID-19 vaccines with Board Chairman of Kuwait Red Crescent Society (KRCS) Dr Hilal Al-Sayer, in the presence of Kuwait’s Ambassador to Lebanon Abdulaal Al-Qinaie, as part of the vaccination campaign to immunize society, which also includes Syrian and Palestinian refugees.
In a press conference held after signing the deal, Hassan praised what Kuwait offers through KRCS in terms of continuous help through crises experienced by people in Lebanon.
KRCS allocated USD half a million to provide Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines, which will benefit the Lebanese people, as well as Syrian and Palestinian refugees.
Meanwhile, Al-Sayer told KUNA that this is a precedent for international humanitarian organizations because the world is lacking vaccines for everyone, therefore they thought about the forgotten refugees, as he thanked the Lebanese Health Ministry, which provided vaccines to refugees.
Kuwait is making every effort to enhance the humanitarian situation of various members of society, he underlined.