The Georgian Embassy in Baku opened in the International Bank of Azerbaijan account for individuals and legal entities of Azerbaijan, wishing to help the victims of the disaster in Tbilisi. The embassy reminded that as a result of flooding on the night of June 14, 19 people died, and there are missing. Floods destroyed the homes, many families were left homeless, serious damage was caused to urban infrastructure. The Tbilisi Zoo was completely destroyed , many of its inhabitants died.
The embassy said that ordinary citizens, government, non-governmental and business structures of Azerbaijan continue to express condolences and offers of material assistance to the victims.
In this connection, the account is opened, in order to collect funds for the victims:
Beneficiary Bank: The International Bank of Azerbaijan Republik,
"IBA-PREMIER", CUSTOMER SERVICE
SWIFT: IBAZAZ2X
Nizami str., 67, Phone: (+99412) 493-00-91
Beneficiary: EMBASSY OF GEORGIA
IBAN N: AZ10IBAZ39020028409416149120 -0—
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