Sunday, August 2, 2026

Italy approves emergency contribution in Ethiopia

The Italian Government has approved a further emergency contribution of €625,000 in favor of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to support health facilities in Ethiopia in response to the humanitarian crisis in Tigray. This intervention complements the humanitarian flight that transported medical items to Tigray last week. The Italian Development Cooperation and the Italian Red Cross delivered eight tons of medical equipment and medicines to Tigray through a humanitarian cargo flight that landed in Mekelle last Friday. The donations will be distributed to the Ethiopian Red Cross’s branch in Mekelle and to other health facilities in the Region.
The Ambassador of Italy to Ethiopia, Arturo Luzzi, said “the humanitarian flight to Mekelle and the new emergency contribution in favor of the International Committee of the Red Cross confirm the strong commitment of the Italian Government to contribute to address the humanitarian situation in Tigray.”

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