The Netherlands will donate 4 million euros to attend the Venezuelan exodus

After the meeting with the president, Iván Duque, the Dutch prime minister reported that his country received four million euros in the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in order to address the Venezuelan migration crisis.

The wording of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) four million euros (about 4.5 million dollars) to address the exodus of Venezuelans, informed today in Bogota the Prime Minister of that country, Mark Rutte.

In a statement at the Casa de Nariño, the seat of the Executive, the meeting with the Colombian president, Iván Duque, Rutte acknowledged the work of Colombia and other countries in the region to serve about 2.3 million Venezuelans that the UN His country has been abandoned in the face of the crisis it is experiencing.

“It is incredible to see how Colombia and other countries in the region are working together to find a solution, the Netherlands supports them and we want to help them, that is why we will put a provision of the International Organization for Migration million euros to support the receipt of Venezuelan migrants in the region, “said Rutte.

Finally, the prime minister said that both he and Duke are “extremely concerned” by the situation.

According to the calculations of the Colombian Government, more than one million Venezuelans have settled in the country.

This number is added to the 35,000 points that cross daily, in the search for food and medicine and others to finally leave their country.