Mozambique received humanitarian food aid as part of Food from Ukraine
13.11.2026 - 13:13
Ukraine and Finland, in partnership with the UN World Food Program, have transferred 613.2 tons of humanitarian food aid, including vegetable oil and split peas.
The aid was provided in early November for the most vulnerable communities in the northern province of Cabo Delgado in Mozambique, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine reports.
“Cabo Delgado continues to suffer from serious humanitarian challenges caused by the terrorist threat and the consequences of climate change. The transferred aid will provide food support to more than 300 thousand people over the next two months,” the message says.
It should be noted that the aid is provided within the framework of the Grain from Ukraine humanitarian program, launched by the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, which in November 2025 was transformed into Food from Ukraine.
As a reminder, in 2026, Finland allocated 1 million euros to support the Food from Ukraine initiative and another 1 million euros to the UN WFP school feeding program in Mozambique. This support was the result of joint efforts of Ukraine and Finland aimed at strengthening humanitarian assistance to Mozambique.
Earlier, USM reported that Kenya received the first batch of food under Food from Ukraine.
