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The official explained that the AIOP's youth division, alongside the business groups of San Donato, Gheron, and Mantova Salu, "try to restore a little the generosity that the Cuban people showed by sending us their doctors and nurses."
The Italian Association of Private Hospitality (AIOP) in Lombardy arranged a shipment with humanitarian aid to Cuba on Monday as the Caribbean country battles the COVID-19 pandemic.
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"No one will ever forget the three months in which Cuban healthcare professionals had been at our side to fight the pandemic in its hardest peak," the regional vice president of the AIOP and president of the organization nationwide, Michele Nicchio said in a statement, recalling the Henry Reeve doctors brigades Cuba sent to Lombardy last year to the red zone, to offer their service for free.
���� �� #AmorConAmorSePaga │Empresas sanitarias de Lombardía ���� envían ayuda a #Cuba
— Cubavisión Internacional (@CVInternacional) August 9, 2021
Una donación de material sanitario coordinada por la sección juvenil de la Asociación Italiana de Hospitalidad Privada (AIOP) partió hoy hacia #Cuba para ayudar a enfrentar la Covid-19 en la isla. pic.twitter.com/YW8uUFuI4h
The official explained that the AIOP's youth division, alongside the business groups of San Donato, Gheron, and Mantova Salu, "try to restore a little the generosity that the Cuban people showed by sending us their doctors and nurses."
The international freight company Vector and Neos airline are set to transport the shipment, due to fly on August 23.
#FromTheSouth News Bits | Cuba begins the vaccination process in at-risk groups. This week Cuba began vaccinating lactating and pregnant women as part of the expansion of the process in the country. pic.twitter.com/5PbUgZLBSY
— teleSUR English (@telesurenglish) July 29, 2021
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