Turkey’s medical aid for coronavirus arrives in Iraq

Turkey's medical aid for coronavirus arrives in Iraq

A Turkish military aircraft carrying medical supplies, which departed from the capital Ankara for Iraq to help fight the pandemic, landed at the Baghdad International Airport on Wednesday.

“AFTER HOPELESSNESS, THERE IS SO MUCH HOPE”

“The Turkish Armed Forces aircraft carrying medical supplies for use against the #COVID19 outbreak has landed in Iraq,” the National Defense Ministry said on Twitter.

The medical supplies were “jointly prepared by the Health Ministry and the Ministry of National Defense, at the direction of President Erdogan, for use against the COVID-19 outbreak,” the ministry also said.

The boxes containing the aid carried a message for the people of Iraq: “After hopelessness, there is so much hope, and after darkness, there is the much brighter sun,” it said both in Turkish and Arabic, quoting the words of 13th century Sufi poet Jalaluddin Rumi.

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