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UN Plans to Provide $1.3 Billion in Aid to Syria
UN Assistant Secretary-General Abdullah Al-Dardari said the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) plans to provide $1.3 billion in aid to Syria over three years to support sectors such as rebuilding infrastructure and supporting digital startups.
The United Nations intends to provide $1.3 billion to Syria.
UN Assistant Secretary-General Abdallah Al-Dardari announced on Saturday that the United Nations Development Programme intends to provide $1.3 billion in aid to Syria over three years, to support sectors such as rebuilding infrastructure and supporting digital startups. Al-Dardari said in press statements during his visit to Damascus, "Investment in Syria is viewed as a global public good," adding, "Our comprehensive plan for Syria over three ye…
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