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Barzani confirmed during a meeting with a delegation internationalist: helping displaced persons and humanitarian and national duty
08/29/2013 20:30
The president of the Kurdistan region, Massoud Barzani, the Kurdish people is assisting refugees and humanitarian duty and nationally must remain always ready to provide assistance.
A statement by the presidency of the province, said: that Barzani received a delegation from the United Nations consisted of Antonio Kotیrیz the head of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, the United Nations and Aarsaren كازن chief executive of the World Food Programme (WFP) and the number of officials in both organizations.
He continued, "The head of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees gave his name and on behalf of members of the delegation thanks and gratitude to Barzani and the people of the Kurdistan Regional Government on the generosity and assistance provided to the Syrian refugees." And statement quoted Koicیrیz as saying: "The UNHCR and the international community is ready to provide assistance and aid to refugees."
And the request of the President of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees During the meeting, Barzani "that is allocated a section of the Kurdish National Congress's agenda for moral support and humanitarian feeling towards refugees from Syria in response." According to the statement.
For its part, the Aarsaren كازن chief executive of the World Food Program thanks to Barzani, and noted the "readiness of her organization to carry out with the help of refugees, particularly in the field of food and work that does not remain a refugee, whether in refugee camps or outside the hungry."
Barzani expressed his thanks to the visit of the guest and the delegation for their efforts and their activities, and announced the readiness of all government agencies to help coordination and provide the necessary facilities for both the two world wars. "
Barzani urged the two organizations to "provide their assistance to people inside Syria and reach directly to them especially those who suffer from difficult living conditions and far from war zones.
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08/29/2013 20:30
The president of the Kurdistan region, Massoud Barzani, the Kurdish people is assisting refugees and humanitarian duty and nationally must remain always ready to provide assistance.
A statement by the presidency of the province, said: that Barzani received a delegation from the United Nations consisted of Antonio Kotیrیz the head of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, the United Nations and Aarsaren كازن chief executive of the World Food Programme (WFP) and the number of officials in both organizations.
He continued, "The head of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees gave his name and on behalf of members of the delegation thanks and gratitude to Barzani and the people of the Kurdistan Regional Government on the generosity and assistance provided to the Syrian refugees." And statement quoted Koicیrیz as saying: "The UNHCR and the international community is ready to provide assistance and aid to refugees."
And the request of the President of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees During the meeting, Barzani "that is allocated a section of the Kurdish National Congress's agenda for moral support and humanitarian feeling towards refugees from Syria in response." According to the statement.
For its part, the Aarsaren كازن chief executive of the World Food Program thanks to Barzani, and noted the "readiness of her organization to carry out with the help of refugees, particularly in the field of food and work that does not remain a refugee, whether in refugee camps or outside the hungry."
Barzani expressed his thanks to the visit of the guest and the delegation for their efforts and their activities, and announced the readiness of all government agencies to help coordination and provide the necessary facilities for both the two world wars. "
Barzani urged the two organizations to "provide their assistance to people inside Syria and reach directly to them especially those who suffer from difficult living conditions and far from war zones.
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