Kenyan government has donated 15 tons of food products and medicines to Mozambique in support of its people affected by the terrorist attacks in the northern province of Cabo Delgado, media report.
This is according to a report by the national Radio Mozambique on Thursday, which quoted the Kenyan Chief Administrative Secretary of Foreign Affairs Ababu Namwamba to have said.
Namwamba said that the gesture was expression of solidarity and brotherhood of the people of Kenya to alleviate the suffering of Mozambican families in the accommodation centers.
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The Mozambican Minister of State Administration Ana Comoana also highlighted in the report the noble gesture of the Kenyan government, recalling its previous contributions to support Mozambique during difficult moments.
Kenya also supported the country in 2019 when it was affected by cyclones Idai and Kenneth.
“Once again the Kenyan government is here again to us to support the victims of terror affecting some districts of Cabo Delgado.
“On behalf of the President of the Republic, we would like to express our deepest gratitude to the people and government of the republic of Kenyan for this generous contribution which will alleviate the suffering of Mozambique,” said the minister. (Xinhua/NAN)