Germany pledges $6.1million for Syrian refugees in Lebanon

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Drik Niebel , Germany’s Federal Minister of Economic Cooperation and Development who arrived Saturday afternoon in Lebanon held a press conference at the Phoenicia hotel in Beirut prior to departing to Germany.

During his press conference he announced that Germany will donate 6.1 million US dollars for the Syrian refugees in Lebanon.

According to a statement from United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF), Niebel will take a close look at the activities of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA)– the U.N. body tasked with Palestinian refugee affairs – and the relief effort to Syrian refugee children by UNICEF.

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4 responses to “Germany pledges $6.1million for Syrian refugees in Lebanon”

  1. and the money goes to the politicians… For inspecting their camps that is.

    1. patriotss Avatar

      whats wrong with that 

  2. and the money goes to the politicians… For inspecting their camps that is.

    1. patriotss Avatar

      whats wrong with that 

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