UN Seeks $10 Billion in Funding for 2013
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Al Arabiya – The United Nations and humanitarian agencies are seeking $10.4 billion in aid to assist millions people in Syria and 23 other countries, a top U.N. official said in Brazil on Tuesday.
“We and our humanitarian partners are seeking $10.4 billion this year to help more than 57 million people in 24 countries with some of the world’s most pressing crises,” Valerie Amos, the visiting U.N. emergency relief coordinator, said.
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