Tunis: The Khalifa Bin Zayed Foundation has donated 12 ambulances to Tunisia’s Ministry of Health at a ceremony held in Tunisia.
UAE | Government
Khalifa Foundation donates 12 ambulances to Tunisia
Vehicles delivered at ceremony attended by health minister
- WAM
- Published: 21:00 February 2, 2013
The ceremony was attended by the Tunisian Health Minister Dr Abdul Latif Al Makki and staff of the UAE Embassy.
The Foundation said the state-of-the-art ambulances will support health services provided to mothers and children. Additional medical equipment will be sent later.
Al Makki said the ambulances formed the first consignment of a package of health assistance the Foundation has promised to deliver to Tunisia.
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