Minister of Internal Affair signs cooperation agreement with German Medical Society
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A Memorandum of Partnership between the Moldova Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and the United Medical Charity Society "Pro Humanity" of Germany was signed today by Minister of Internal Affairs, Alexandru Jizdan.
The signatories agree to meet the humanitarian needs of veterans, pensioners and MIA employees from all the districts of Moldova. Thus, the Ministry officials will ensure the proper coordination and administration of the assistance received from the "Pro Humanity" Society.
In this respect, Minister Alexandru Jizdan mentioned the importance of this partnership, while expressing gratitude to the Society for its involvement, collaboration and support.
For his part, Dirk Hartig, chairman of Society "Pro Humanity, emphasized the importance of intensifying inter-institutional collaboration relations to improve humanitarian assistance.
We remind you that the first batch of humanitarian aid offered by the United Medical Force Society "Pro Humanity" in Germany was distributed in July 2017. Veterans, retirees and socially vulnerable people from Moldova received clothes, sets of sanitary and household items.
The signatories agree to meet the humanitarian needs of veterans, pensioners and MIA employees from all the districts of Moldova. Thus, the Ministry officials will ensure the proper coordination and administration of the assistance received from the "Pro Humanity" Society.
In this respect, Minister Alexandru Jizdan mentioned the importance of this partnership, while expressing gratitude to the Society for its involvement, collaboration and support.
For his part, Dirk Hartig, chairman of Society "Pro Humanity, emphasized the importance of intensifying inter-institutional collaboration relations to improve humanitarian assistance.
We remind you that the first batch of humanitarian aid offered by the United Medical Force Society "Pro Humanity" in Germany was distributed in July 2017. Veterans, retirees and socially vulnerable people from Moldova received clothes, sets of sanitary and household items.