French Humanitarian Ship Arrives In Constanta Port

News 6 October 2022, 17:14

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The ship’s cargo will now be delivered to a humanitarian center in Suceava.

A ship carrying 1,000 tons of humanitarian aid for Ukraine has arrived in the port of Constanta (Romania) from France.

The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced this in a statement.

"The Ship for Ukraine arrived at the port of Constanta in Romania this morning with 1,000 tons of humanitarian aid for the population of Ukraine. The next step: the European Humanitarian Hub in Suceava for handover to the Ukrainian authorities," the statement said.

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