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Afghan Economic Meltdown Would Be "Gift For Terrorists": UN Chief
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres appealed on Friday for an injection of cash into Afghanistan to avoid an economic meltdown that would spark a "catastrophic" situation for the Afghan people and be a "gift for terrorist groups."
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UN Chiefs Demand Safe Passage For Aid Workers In Afghanistan
UN agency chiefs appealed Thursday for the Taliban to facilitate swift and safe access for aid workers to Afghan civilians, and called for more funds to provide life-saving assistance to millions.
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UN Launches $550 Million Afghan Aid Appeal
The United Nations on Saturday launched a $550 million humanitarian appeal for Afghanistan, where about a third of the population is in need of assistance. Around 9.3 million people will be in need of help this year, a 13 per cent jump from last year, according to the UN.
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United Nations Appeals for $405 Million for Afghanistan Aid in 2015
Last year, the UN appealed for $406 million in Afghanistan, but received $237 million.
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Afghan Economic Meltdown Would Be "Gift For Terrorists": UN Chief
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres appealed on Friday for an injection of cash into Afghanistan to avoid an economic meltdown that would spark a "catastrophic" situation for the Afghan people and be a "gift for terrorist groups."
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UN Chiefs Demand Safe Passage For Aid Workers In Afghanistan
UN agency chiefs appealed Thursday for the Taliban to facilitate swift and safe access for aid workers to Afghan civilians, and called for more funds to provide life-saving assistance to millions.
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UN Launches $550 Million Afghan Aid Appeal
The United Nations on Saturday launched a $550 million humanitarian appeal for Afghanistan, where about a third of the population is in need of assistance. Around 9.3 million people will be in need of help this year, a 13 per cent jump from last year, according to the UN.
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United Nations Appeals for $405 Million for Afghanistan Aid in 2015
Last year, the UN appealed for $406 million in Afghanistan, but received $237 million.
