The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is “touched” by the medical aid sent by Morocco in “these very difficult times”, said Tuesday Marie Tumba Nzeza, State Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs of the DRC.
“On behalf of those who are at the head of the country, we express our gratitude to Morocco,” she told MAP.
“We are particularly touched to see that an African country, namely Morocco, has remembered us and has not forgotten us in these very difficult times that the DRC is experiencing,” she added.
“Despite the dire context facing almost every country in the world due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Kingdom of Morocco “still thought it should share with us, help us. And it is really extraordinary! We thank Morocco,” she said.
“We particularly thank HM the King for this truly commendable gesture and we hope that our collaboration will get even better,” she said.
The medical aid sent by Morocco to DRC is part of the aid sent following the high instructions of HM King Mohammed VI to several brotherly African countries to help them in the management of the coronavirus pandemic.
The aid was received at the Kinshasa airport by Minister of Scientific Research, José Mpanda Kabangue, in the presence of State Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Marie Tumba Nzeza, the head of state’s special adviser on health and Task force coordinator, Roger Kamba, and the Moroccan ambassador to DR Congo, Rachid Agassim.
The aid includes face masks, visors, hygiene caps, coats, hydroalcoholic gel as well as packs of Chloroquine and Azithromycin.
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