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    US Department of State: give Iraq more than two billion dollars to support the displaced

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    A statement issued by the United States and the countries sponsoring such as Canada, Germany, Japan, Kuwait, the Netherlands and the United States at a conference of donor countries to support Iraq in more than two US dollars a new billion were awarded to the Iraqi people in response to a campaign of authoritarian Daash that led to immense suffering and deprivation and destruction of the Iraqi people.[/ltr]

    [ltr]The statement stressed that this amount came to help tackle the difficult situation facing displaced people in Iraq, the international community took the initiative in order to provide humanitarian support to those who needed him most, such as food, water and shelter to those in need, and to help create conditions that will allow a return safe and voluntary return of displaced families to areas liberated as soon as possible. 
    The statement added that the foundations of long-term stability can be achieved if the ease the humanitarian crisis in Iraq and enable its citizens to return to their homes safely and access to basic services, health care and education and the hope of economic prosperity. As a result of Matmraalve co-hosted by Canada, Germany, Japan, Kuwait, the Netherlands and the United States, the international community to mobilize efforts to meet the funding requirements in the near term in Iraq in the four areas of urgent need: · humanitarian assistance. · Demining. · Facilitate the United Nations Development Programme and the Special Programme to achieve immediate stability of funding. · Facilitate the United Nations Development Programme and the Special Programme to achieve stability expanded, passed by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to provide pivotal initiatives to achieve stability in the medium term in order to promote recovery and resilience in the liberated areas of Daash funding. The humanitarian assistance provided in yesterday's support in the first place and the United Nations agencies operating in Iraq, in addition to other international institutions, non-governmental and other organizations. It is through these organizations and the international community provided assistance for each province in Iraq, and helped people who need it most and ultimately save lives and alleviate human suffering under daily threats of violence from Daash. The donor pledges for stability created by this initiative will contribute effectively to the reconciliation efforts in the long term in Iraq, where the success of these efforts is essential to achieve long-term stability in the country and recover from persecution Daash. The donors who met will remain committed to supporting Iraq, and strongly urge all governments, organizations and individuals to support the UN's efforts to save lives by funding agencies and funds, as well as other partners in the humanitarian field. We are especially grateful for the presence of Organization of Islamic Cooperation in yesterday's conference, and welcome its efforts to expand its support for the Iraqi people. As countries and donors, we remain aware also that success on the battlefield assigned to the civilian population dearly. The United Nations declared on July 20 that it will need $ 284 million extra for planning to mitigate the impact of the battle to liberate the citizens of Mosul, while likely to be a need for more to ease this challenge when Daash defeat in Mosul. Therefore we hope that the initiative will allow the results to donors that they submit their contributions more quickly to support last-minute appeal to the UN Alatdh elements. Although he is not to provide an exhaustive list of assignments grants during the event, the following points show the achievements of the conference of donor countries to support Iraq. The list excludes pledges the years 2017 and 2018 from donor countries, which can not publicly identify programs for the coming years beyond the current fiscal year. Highlights of the Conference: pledges of humanitarian assistance rapid response and strong pledged a total of 26 donor contributions worth more than $ 590 million for humanitarian aid to support Iraq, through bilateral and multilateral channels. And that the money will support the needs identified in the UN plan for humanitarian response for Iraq for the year 2016, in addition to other aid organizations in Iraq and the region and lay the foundation of an international response more effectively to the challenges of humanitarian expected accompanying campaign edit Mosul. A program to stabilize the support announced fourteen new state funding for the program is vital to achieve stability in Iraq, and has pledged to grant more than $ 350 million. The largest number of countries to provide grants worth $ 125 million to the United Nations financing private development to achieve immediate stability, and this is important progress toward raising $ 180 million to meet the requirements of 2017 set by the United Nations. Funds dedicated to the activities of humanitarian demining more than ten countries provided grants worth more than $ 80 million in new pledges for mine-clearing efforts in Iraq. This support will provide nearly three-quarters of the total financing, which the United Nations estimates that it is required for one year from the mine-clearing activities in Iraq. Facilitating the release of funding to achieve the expanded stability that the United States was the first major donor of $ 50 million to underwrite the private United Nations to facilitate the achievement of the new enlarged stability. That facilitate private funding to achieve expanded stability will facilitate recovery and resilience in the liberated areas of Daash, and provide funding for specific projects to support the rehabilitation of institutions to restore basic public services and create jobs. The United Nations estimates that colleges, hospitals and eligible for special support to facilitate the financing of achieving stability expanded universities will be able to hire about 17,000 to 20,000 people in each of the areas that have already been destroyed by Daash. Long-term commitment to the Iraqi people in addition to providing immediate funds for humanitarian needs in the near term and programs vital stability, the conference of donor countries to support Iraq's security more than $ 200 million in commitments in 2017 and 2018 for the years for mine clearance, stabilization and humanitarian needs efforts. The funding line that provides for international organizations and non-governmental organizations the flexibility and safety net programs for humanitarian disasters is expected to address the rapid response to the challenges of the new stability.[/ltr]




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