Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Zhao Lijian, said that, the last chartered flight loaded with supplies from China will leave for Afghanistan.
Publish dateThursday 7 July 2022 - 15:11
Story Code : 255410
Afghan Voice Agency(AVA)_Monitoring, Speaking in a press conference Lijian, said that China is among the fastest and biggest providers of relief aid that is most needed in Afghanistan.
“Tomorrow, the last chartered flight loaded with supplies from the Chinese government will leave for Afghanistan, which means all the supplies China has promised will have been delivered,” Lijian told reporters.
Lijian also said that the thoughts of the government and people of China have been with the people affected in Afghanistan.
“State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi expressed sincere sympathies through his message of condolences and the phone conversation he had with Acting Foreign Minister of the Afghan interim government Amir Khan Muttaqi,” Lijian said.
According to Lijian Chinese Central and sub-national governments, the Red Cross Society of China, Chinese companies in Afghanistan and non-governmental organizations have altogether provided 54 million RMB worth of emergency humanitarian assistance in cash and in kind so far.
Lijian says that so far China dispatched six Y-20 transport aircraft and four commercial flights to send the vast majority of supplies to Afghanistan.
China has once again demonstrated that the Chinese and Afghans are true friends who help and support each other, Lijian said.
“We will also support Afghanistan in achieving stability and development at an early date.” Lijian added.
“Tomorrow, the last chartered flight loaded with supplies from the Chinese government will leave for Afghanistan, which means all the supplies China has promised will have been delivered,” Lijian told reporters.
Lijian also said that the thoughts of the government and people of China have been with the people affected in Afghanistan.
“State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi expressed sincere sympathies through his message of condolences and the phone conversation he had with Acting Foreign Minister of the Afghan interim government Amir Khan Muttaqi,” Lijian said.
According to Lijian Chinese Central and sub-national governments, the Red Cross Society of China, Chinese companies in Afghanistan and non-governmental organizations have altogether provided 54 million RMB worth of emergency humanitarian assistance in cash and in kind so far.
Lijian says that so far China dispatched six Y-20 transport aircraft and four commercial flights to send the vast majority of supplies to Afghanistan.
China has once again demonstrated that the Chinese and Afghans are true friends who help and support each other, Lijian said.
“We will also support Afghanistan in achieving stability and development at an early date.” Lijian added.
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