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Italy to resume funding for UN agency for Palestinian refugees

Italy announced the resumption of funding for UNRWA, with Prime Minister Mohammed Mustafa visiting Rome. Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani emphasized careful controls to prevent support for terrorism.
Tajani disclosed new funding of 35 million euros, with 5 million allocated to UNRWA and 30 million to Italy's "Food for Gaza" initiative in collaboration with UN aid agencies.
This decision came as Italy pledged support for Palestinian refugees, showing a commitment to humanitarian aid and cooperation with international organizations.

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Italy To Resume Funding For UN Agency For Palestinian Refugees

Italy said Saturday it would resume funding for the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), as Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Mustafa made a visit to Rome.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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The Times of Israel

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Italy to resume funding UNRWA, pledges $38 million aid package for Palestinians

Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani says Rome will implement 'rigorous checks' to ensure 'not one cent ends up supporting terrorism'

2 years ago·Jerusalem, Israel

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Reuters

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Italy resumes UNRWA funding in Palestinian aid package

Italy will resume funding for the United Nations' Palestinian relief organisation UNRWA as part of a 35 million euro ($38 million) aid package, Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said on Saturday.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Euronews

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Italy pledges millions to support Palestinians at Rome meeting

Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Mustafa Prime Minister was welcomed by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in Rome on Saturday.

2 years ago·Lyon, France

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Il Post

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Italy will resume funding UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.

2 years ago·Italy

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Vozpópuli

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Italy resumes its contribution to UNRWA and announces a 35 million euro aid package for Gaza

The Italian Foreign Minister, Antonio Tajani, announced this Saturday during his meeting with the Palestinian Prime Minister, Mohamed Mustafá, that his country will resume its contribution to the United Nations agency for Palestine refugees, UNRWA, accompanied by a new aid package for Gaza worth 35 million euros. Speaking during Mustafa's visit to Rome, Tajani specified that UNRWA will receive five million euros from that package, while the rema…

2 years ago

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