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OSCE Chairman-in-Office Osmani to visit Ukraine - Vimarsana News

OSCE Chairman-in-Office Osmani to visit Ukraine

VIENNA/SKOPJE, 16 October 2023 — The OSCE Chairman-in-Office, Minister of Foreign Affairs of North Macedonia, Bujar Osmani, will visit Ukraine on 16 October for meetings with high-level government officials, parliamentarians, civil society and staff of the OSCE Extra-budgetary Support Programme for Ukraine.

Source: osce.org
OSCE Chairman to visit Kyiv on Monday - Vimarsana News

OSCE Chairman to visit Kyiv on Monday

The OSCE Chairman-in-Office, Minister of Foreign Affairs of North Macedonia, Bujar Osmani, will visit Ukraine on 16 October for meetings with high-level government officials, parliamentarians, civil society and staff of the OSCE Extra-budgetary Support Programme for Ukraine, the OSCE said on its website.

Finland allocates 92 million euros to aid Ukraine, countries affected by Russia's aggression - Vimarsana News

Finland allocates 92 million euros to aid Ukraine, countries affected by Russia's aggression

Finland’s Foreign Ministry announced on Oct. 9 allocating an additional 92 million euros ($97 million) to provide humanitarian support to Ukraine, Moldova, and other countries affected by Russia’s war.

Source: yahoo.com
Finland sending €92m to Ukraine, Moldova - Vimarsana News

Finland sending €92m to Ukraine, Moldova

"We must ensure that critical services are functioning despite the war," foreign trade and development minister Ville Tavio (Finns) said.

Source: yle.fi
Ministry spends $70m on private medical services - Vimarsana News

Ministry spends $70m on private medical services

In fiscal 2023, the Ministry of Health paid a total of $70 million to private medical institutions to facilitate dialysis treatment for patients from public health institutions.Under the Ministry’s External