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Tomorrow Press / Baghdad: UN allocated, Saturday, $ 50 million from the central fund for emergency response to the Syrians at home and abroad, indicating that the $ 10 million of the amount earmarked for the Syrian refugees in Iraq.
The Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Emergency Valerie Amos in a statement seen, "Tomorrow's Press," it, "The conditions of Syrians fleeing conflict in their country is getting worse day after day, and it has allocated $ 50 million to help the United Nations agencies in the region to keep pace with growing needs, "indicating that" the money comes from donors all over the world. "
She added that "the allocation of the Fund for this amount is the largest contribution to an individual to support a coordinated response to the crisis at all," noting that "$ 20 million will go to support aid operations inside Syria, and $ 15 million to redouble their efforts in Lebanon, and ten million other for help in the face of Syrian refugee flow to Iraq, and five million dollars for humanitarian programs in Jordan. "
The increasing number of Syrians affected by the conflict quickly, where displaced more than 4.2 million people inside the country, provided two million others to other countries in the region, and still plans humanitarian response to the Syrian crisis underfunded, where so far received fifty per cent of the appeal of $ 4.4 billion.http://www.alghadpress.com/ar/NewsDetails.aspx?NewsID=3140
The Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Emergency Valerie Amos in a statement seen, "Tomorrow's Press," it, "The conditions of Syrians fleeing conflict in their country is getting worse day after day, and it has allocated $ 50 million to help the United Nations agencies in the region to keep pace with growing needs, "indicating that" the money comes from donors all over the world. "
She added that "the allocation of the Fund for this amount is the largest contribution to an individual to support a coordinated response to the crisis at all," noting that "$ 20 million will go to support aid operations inside Syria, and $ 15 million to redouble their efforts in Lebanon, and ten million other for help in the face of Syrian refugee flow to Iraq, and five million dollars for humanitarian programs in Jordan. "
The increasing number of Syrians affected by the conflict quickly, where displaced more than 4.2 million people inside the country, provided two million others to other countries in the region, and still plans humanitarian response to the Syrian crisis underfunded, where so far received fifty per cent of the appeal of $ 4.4 billion.http://www.alghadpress.com/ar/NewsDetails.aspx?NewsID=3140
