Greek Foreign Ministry Plans Serbia & Bosnia-Herzegovina Aid
Today, the Greek Foreign Ministry declared its plans to provide humanitarian and financial aid to Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina flood victims.
The Ministry is collaborating with the Hellenic Embassies in Sarajevo and Belgrade, to distribute the allocated assistsance as productively as possible.
Government Vice President and Foreign Minister Evangelos Venizelos voiced Greece's support to the two suffering nations. The politician reiterated Greece's willingness to send additional assistance, and referenced the timely manner in which it will do so.
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