Japan donates more than $ 6 million for the displaced

Japan donates more than $ 6 million for the displaced

 Baghdad / term


International Organization for Migration announced, to provide Japan 's financial contributions of up to $ 6.7 million to support displaced people in Iraq, noting that such assistance will contribute to the maintenance of shelter sites in an emergency and to implement a number of projects , "quick - impact"
, according to international migration in a statement obtained (range ), a copy of which was " the center of the ongoing operations in Mosul, the Government of Japan provided $ 6.7 million US dollars to the international Organization for migration in Iraq to support the humanitarian response to the members of the displaced people in the country , " indicating that "that contribution will support IOM 's efforts to help displaced Iraqis internally, in addition to the returnees and host community members. "
And it announced that the Iraqi Ministry of Immigration, in the 12th of this March, received more than 12 thousand displaced people from the right coast of the city of Mosul, referring to the high number of displaced to 89 thousand displaced people since the start of liberalization the right side of the city operations.
The statement, that " the project will finance two components of the response efforts in the emergency position in support of the shelter for the maintenance and development of shelter sites in an emergency and critical arrangements (schools , incomplete construction and buildings , religious buildings, etc.) to ensure shelter newly displaced people are safe and provide emergency seasonal materials is helping food to meet the immediate needs of families fleeing from the conflict. "
The statement pointed out , that "those donations will provide 100 low housing costs with infrastructure, in addition to the implementation of the six qualifying community infrastructure projects (also called quick impact projects), including rehabilitation of schools and health centers in response to the needs of the community."
Thomas Luther Weiss, President of the International Organization for Migration, said, according to the statement, " The contribution of the Government of Japan enabled the International Organization for Migration in Iraq to support the thousands of Iraqi displaced families with emergency assistance and livelihood," he said . "We are delighted that we will continue this important partnership in coordination with the Government of Iraq and humanitarian partners to improve the conditions of those who still live under the weight of displacement as well as to those who are facing the challenges of returning to their homes in areas that have been restored. "
To that , the Ambassador of Japan in Iraq, Fumio Iwai, "This contribution shows Japan 's commitment to a strong and sincere to meet the needs of displaced people in Iraq crisis as part of a new meal of humanitarian support, to confront terrorism and to the stability of society in Iraq, which amounts to approximately US $ 100 million "according to the statement.
The statement continued, "It is still more than three million Iraqis are displaced across Iraq since January 2014, and due to military operations in Mosul, which began October 2016 mid - siphoning 283,000 Iraqis have an additional (cumulatively) where he is currently siphoning 215,000 and returned more than 68,000 to their homes, However, in the past two weeks , more than 57,000 were displaced from Mosul. "
IOM has identified, according to the statement, " The need for a wide packages to revive the community targeting areas of return and is committed to responding to the immediate needs of returnees , " pointing out that " the initiatives of the International Organization for Migration ( IOM ) for the stability of society responds to the rehabilitation of damaged infrastructure in the restored areas by re projects urgent rehabilitation. "

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