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Baleària offers the Valencian one of its ships to transport Syrian refugees

19 September 2015 - 00: 01

The dianense shipping company Baleària has informed the Generalitat Valenciana that, from the month of November, puts at your disposal the ship Martín i Soler Syrian refugees to evacuate from the island of Lesbos to Valencia.

So it conveyed the president of the shipping company, Adolfo Utor, to the president of the Generalitat, Ximo Puig, and the vice president, Mónica Oltra, at the meeting held on Friday. Utor pointed out that "It is an opportunity for the shipping company to participate in this solidarity movement" He is adding that it is also for the whole of Valencia "to be news for a positive initiative in the whole of Spain and Europe".

Adolfo Utor with the president and the vice president of the Generalitat

For its part, the president said Ximo Puig "the Mediterranean that unites us is the approach that Baleària has been able to collect ". Puig announced that initiatives outside the government develops, the Region will open a maritime corridor to try to solve "at least in part" this drama "concerns us all".

Puig thanked Utor that "Put at the service of humanity a company that Valencians feel like ours and that works to improve the logistics sector without forgetting the permanent service to our culture, the environment and society".

Comments
  1. I xelo says:

    A humanitarian gesture worthy of praise for the president of Balearia.
    It gives me a lot of grief these families with children, who are really going wrong, fleeing war and the Islamic state.
    We cannot stay with our arms crossed… If they recruit volunteers in Denia, I'll be there ... and I'm 60 years old, but I'll help as much as I can.

  2. Lourdes says:

    Pick them up where and bring them to Denia? Well. And with what money do we feed them? Oh yeah! € 90.000. Because empty houses we have a lot and work for them too. Here we have plenty of everything even if it doesn't seem like it ... ..


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