The City of Skopje has designated 1.2 million denars in financial assistance to aid in the aftermath of the recent earthquake in Venezuela, according to a statement from the Mayor of Skopje, Orce Gjorgievski. Gjorgievski noted that the city has a deep historical understanding of suffering following a major seismic event. He stated that this experience informs the city’s commitment to humanitarian support.
The Mayor referenced Skopje’s history, specifically mentioning the devastating earthquake of 1963. He highlighted that during that time, the city received international assistance, noting that Venezuela was among the nations that provided aid and solidarity to Skopje. In response to the current crisis in Venezuela, the City of Skopje is extending support, emphasizing a message of global humanity.
This financial allocation represents the city’s response to the needs arising from the earthquake. The gesture underscores a reciprocal commitment to international solidarity. By providing aid, the City of Skopje is demonstrating its dedication to supporting communities affected by natural disasters, echoing the support it itself received in the past.
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