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    Japan allocates seven million dollars to help the children of Iraq

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    Japan allocates seven million dollars to help the children of Iraq Empty Japan allocates seven million dollars to help the children of Iraq

    Post by Rocky Fri 15 Jul 2016, 3:28 am

    [size=37]Japan allocates seven million dollars to help the children of Iraq[/size]


    BAGHDAD - The Journal News
    It revealed the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), on Thursday, the Japanese government for providing seven million emergency grant to provide services and the creation of schools for displaced children in Iraq.
    The representative of the organization in Iraq, Peter Hawkins, in a statement seen by (Journal News) "The Japanese government has provided seven million emergency grant to the Organization acted over 12 months to create and rehabilitate 40 schools and increase the drinking water and sanitation services to improve the health care services provided for children, "noting that" Japan's generous support comes at a critical time for the organization being in desperate need of help. "
    Hawkins added, that "Iraq has become one of the most dangerous places in the world for a child," likely that "the situation in Iraq is getting worse before it gets better."
    The UN official, "The Japanese grant will allow the organization to continue the implementation of urgent humanitarian assistance programs and expand and help ensure a safe life for children and to provide an opportunity to grow to be productive in the future."
    She UNICEF through a statement, that "the Japanese donation came at a critical time as the abandonment of more than three million people forcibly displaced during the past two years," pointing out that "more than 10 million people in Iraq, half of them children almost, in dire need of humanitarian assistance and urgent with expectations increase that number next year, with the battles continue and increase the intensity and the displacement of a number of other families. "
    And affirmed the organization, it is a "need for about $ 170 million to be able to continue emergency relief and other assistance for the year 2016 only the current program."
    The Japanese ambassador in Iraq, Fumio Iwai, said earlier that Tokyo is funded camps projects for displaced people in the governorates of Dohuk, Baghdad, Maysan, noting that his country had presented Iraq's $ 220 million to help the displaced since the beginning of the wave of displacement in the year 2014, and even Alan.anthy 4
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