Representatives of SAVEUA International Charitable Foundation and the Ukrainian Agrarian Council (UAC) continue with working in Europe and communicating with international organizations.

The aim of the campaign is to tell foreign partners about the emerging global food crisis arising from Russian war in Ukraine.
As part of the campaign, Kees Huizinga, a UAC member and head of agri company Kishchentsi LLC, met with representatives of the European Union today. For two weeks of the war he had already spoken with the parliamentarians of the Netherlands, Foreign Minister of the Netherlands, he addressed as well the German MPs.

"People are starting to realize the scale of the upcoming food crisis in the world. We, foreign farmers working in Ukraine, are trying to disclose the problem at the international level," - said the farmer.

Kees Huizinga also sent to Ukraine the second batch of humanitarian aid: clothing, food, cars, the Internet, radio stations, medicines. Under the Foundation, the humanitarian aid was also provided by Lithuania. During the hostilities, SAVEUA Foundation and UAC delivered some 19 tons of humanitarian aid to Ukraine, where logistics and distribution are ensured by the UAC staff despite the challenging military situation.

We keep working. We keep informing and providing assistance to Ukrainian people.
Glory to Ukraine!