Kazakh children’s rights ombudsman received humanitarian aid
The transfer of humanitarian aid to the ‘Charity Voluntary Society’ Public Fund took place at the Representative Office of Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Almaty, Strategy2050.kz reports.
During the event, chief representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Almaty, Yerlan Iskakov, said that the humanitarian aid organized by the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Warsaw included reusable medical protective face masks made by the Polish company Wipasz, as well as 10 laptops donated by the Princes Lubomirski Foundation.
According to children’s rights ombudsman, Aruzhan Sain, the laptops will be distributed among children who need help for distance learning. In particular, part of the laptops will be handed over to children who arrived in Kazakhstan from Iraq as part of the “Rusafa” humanitarian campaign, which was successfully carried out in November last year.
