The Government of the Republic of Croatia has announced a decision to provide 10 million euros in humanitarian aid to assist the population in flood-affected areas in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This aid will help with the rehabilitation of the consequences of the floods, infrastructure rebuilding, and providing basic necessities for victims and evacuees.
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković expressed Croatia’s solidarity with Bosnia and Herzegovina and stated that Croatia stands ready to provide further assistance as needed. The Croatian government, emergency services, and ministries are closely monitoring the situation and are in communication with authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Croatia is prepared to send rescue teams and equipment for rehabilitation efforts through various agencies, including the Directorate of Civil Protection, fire brigades, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Defense, and the Croatian Red Cross. The goal is to provide comprehensive support and aid in response to this catastrophic event.