Lithuania Will Provide EUR 100,000 in Humanitarian Aid to Flood-hit Armenia
In response to the severe floods in Armenia and an international appeal by the Government of Armenia, Lithuania will contribute EUR 100,000 to the humanitarian response to the natural disaster.
On Wednesday, the Cabinet approved the allocation of funds from the Government Reserve Fund for humanitarian aid to Armenia. The funds will be paid directly to the Government of Armenia into a special account opened by the country's Ministry of Finance.
Heavy rainfall and flash flooding in Armenia's Lori and Tavush provinces in late May resulted in reports of deaths, injuries and displacement, as well as severe damage to critical infrastructure and disruption of essential public services.
The Armenian Government has requested international assistance through the European Union Disaster Response Coordination Centre (ERCC).
Last updated: 05-06-2024
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