EC approves extra €5m for Georgia victims

The European Commission has today allocated €5m in humanitarian aid for victims of the conflict between Georgia and the Russian Federation.

EC approves extra €5m for Georgia victims
Fri, 22 Aug, 2008 - 15:08

The European Commission has today allocated €5m in humanitarian aid for victims of the conflict between Georgia and the Russian Federation.

The aid comes on top of €1m given by the Commission on August 10.

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