12 tons of medical supplies sent by Turkey reached Senegal

Turkey’s support to pleasant international locations that endure from a scarcity of medical supplies because of the coronavirus epidemic continues.

On this context, 12 tons of medical supplies sent by Turkey reached Senegal.

(*12*)DELIVERED TO THE MINISTRY

Supplies had been delivered with this system organized by the Senegalese Ministry of Well being.

Earlier than this system, Turkey’s Ambassador to Dakar Ahmet Kavas had a tete-a-tete assembly with Well being Minister Sarr.

After the assembly, the duo went earlier than the members of the press.

(*12*)THANKS TO ERDOĞAN

Well being Minister Sarr, “Turkey has at all times stood by Senegal within the struggle in opposition to the Kovid-19 epidemic.” He thanked Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Reminding that Turkey has supplied comparable support to Senegal earlier than, Sarr stated that this donation is the fruit of the shut cooperation between the 2 international locations.

Sarr additionally thanked Ambassador Kavas and famous that the supplies will probably be put into use instantly.

(*12*)CONDITIONS MESSAGE

Minister Sarr additionally expressed his condolences to those that misplaced their kin within the fireplace catastrophe in Turkey.

Mentioning that the Senegalese authorities took excellent care of him throughout the interval he was caught in Kovid-19, Ambassador Kavas emphasised that Senegal approaches everybody in its territory with the identical sensitivity.

Kavas added that they’re completely happy that this support from Turkey will lighten Senegal’s burden within the struggle in opposition to the epidemic, albeit a bit.

Then, Kavas and Sarr visited the realm within the backyard of the Ministry of Well being, the place some of the 12 tons of medical supplies had been stored.

Representatives of Turkish establishments based mostly in Dakar additionally attended the supply ceremony.

It consists of 12 tons of medical supplies, oxygen cylinders, 100 thousand take a look at kits and 50 thousand Sinovac vaccines, which had been delivered to Dakar by Turkish Airways (THY) cargo aircraft on August 18.