Swiss company makes donation to B92 campaign

NIS Thanks to a donation of a new hero company, Glencore International AG, four state-of-the-art neonatal ventilators have been purchased. Glencore International AG made the donation to B92 Fund’s Battle for Maternity Wards campaign. Swiss company makes donation to B92 campaign The first of the neonatal ventilators has been delivered to the Nis Clinical Center. The Swiss company has donated CHF 110,000 for the purchase of necessary equipment for the Serbian maternity wards. The Child and Youth Health Care Institute of Vojvodina, Kragujevac Clinical Center and Dr Vukan Cupic Institute for Mother and Child in Belgrade will soon get the new equipment. Glencore International AG representative Dusan Samardzija and B92 Fund Board of Directors President Veran Matic visited the Nis Clinical Center on Saturday and delivered the new neonatal ventilator. “On behalf of Glecore, we are proud of the fact that we have an opportunity to support such a significant campaign and donate CHF 110,000 for the purchase of neonatal ventilators that maternity wards across Serbia badly need,” Samardzija said. Nis Clinical Center Director Zoran Radovanovic thanked the donors and said that the Battle for Babies campaign had given an enormous contribution to improvement of conditions in pediatric and maternity wards “which is obviously something that the state itself cannot solve in the foreseeable future”. Matic pointed to Glencore International’s significant contribution to the battle. “The donation, aside from being among the biggest ones so far, also has a symbolical meaning. We hope that other large foreign companies and our people who are in top positions there will follow the example from Switzerland and join the battle for the lives and unrestricted growing up of babies in our country,” he noted. Dr Ljiljana Saranac and Dusan Samardzija (B92) After his visit to the Nis Clinical Center, Matic visited the municipality of Medijana and on behalf of the B92 Fund received an award for unselfish humanitarian work. The B92 Fund won the Nis municipality's award for its efforts to improve conditions in maternity wards and improve healthcare of newly born babies. Veran Matic is seen at the award ceremony in the municipality of Medijana (B92) B92

Swiss company makes donation to B92 campaign

The first of the neonatal ventilators has been delivered to the Niš Clinical Center.

The Swiss company has donated CHF 110,000 for the purchase of necessary equipment for the Serbian maternity wards.

The Child and Youth Health Care Institute of Vojvodina, Kragujevac Clinical Center and Dr Vukan Čupić Institute for Mother and Child in Belgrade will soon get the new equipment.

Glencore International AG representative Dušan Samardžija and B92 Fund Board of Directors President Veran Matić visited the Niš Clinical Center on Saturday and delivered the new neonatal ventilator.

“On behalf of Glecore, we are proud of the fact that we have an opportunity to support such a significant campaign and donate CHF 110,000 for the purchase of neonatal ventilators that maternity wards across Serbia badly need,” Samardžija said.

Niš Clinical Center Director Zoran Radovanović thanked the donors and said that the Battle for Babies campaign had given an enormous contribution to improvement of conditions in pediatric and maternity wards “which is obviously something that the state itself cannot solve in the foreseeable future”.

Matić pointed to Glencore International’s significant contribution to the battle.

“The donation, aside from being among the biggest ones so far, also has a symbolical meaning. We hope that other large foreign companies and our people who are in top positions there will follow the example from Switzerland and join the battle for the lives and unrestricted growing up of babies in our country,” he noted. After his visit to the Niš Clinical Center, Matić visited the municipality of Medijana and on behalf of the B92 Fund received an award for unselfish humanitarian work.

The B92 Fund won the Niš municipality's award for its efforts to improve conditions in maternity wards and improve healthcare of newly born babies.