India sends essential medical supplies to Somalia; black-eyed cowpea seeds to Fiji
In posts on X, the MEA spokesperson said:
'India's humanitarian assistance to the people of Somalia continues.
'A consignment comprising of 10 tonnes of humanitarian assistance, which includes essential medicines, surgical items, hospital essentials and biomedical equipment has departed for Somalia.'
'Standing in solidarity with our partners in the Indo-Pacific.
'As part of its 'Act East Policy', India sends humanitarian assistance of 5 MT Black-eyed Cowpea Seeds to our Pacific partner Fiji to support agricultural production.
'The 1st tranche of seeds departed from Delhi today for Fiji.'
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