Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil unveiled a website through which people around the world can support those affected by the June 24 earthquakes.

The solidarity initiative, called "Venezuela Is Not Alone!" (¡Venezuela no esta sola!), seeks to efficiently coordinate two basic forms of assistance.

FM Gil announces ‘Venezuela Is not Alone’ website to coordinate financial donations and humanitarian flights.

On Wednesday, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil unveiled a website through which people around the world can support those affected by the June 24 earthquakes.

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The solidarity initiative, called “Venezuela Is Not Alone!” (¡Venezuela no esta sola!), seeks to efficiently coordinate two basic forms of assistance.

First, individuals from anywhere in the world can transfer money directly to the official account of the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean (CAF), a multilateral institution headquartered in Caracas.

Another support option, suitable for institutional actors, is sending aircraft carrying donations to Caracas. To do so, they must request flight authorization from the Venezuelan authorities, declaring the aircraft, its route, who is traveling and what donations it is carrying.

Under either option, Venezuelan diplomacy will handle all the logistics required to ensure the donations reach their final beneficiaries.

“Venezuela Is Not Alone! You can join this solidarity initiative and accompany us through these difficult times,” Foreign Minister Gil stressed.

#WeStandWithVenezuela | From Mexico to Venezuela, the messages of hope, love, and solidarity continue to arrive. Mexicans are sending words of encouragement and support to all those affected by the devastating earthquakes, reminding us that in times of adversity, our people stand… pic.twitter.com/qVC3jnXStV

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