EU Commission Headqaurter
Brussels, European Commission - 30 January 2018 - The European Commission has announced today humanitarian assistance of €37.5 million to help people affected by conflict and natural disasters in Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan.
'The assistance we are announcing today will reach those affected by the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan, both within the country and across the region, many of whom face of extremely dire conditions. The EU's commitment to the Afghan people remains unwavering. Incidents such as last week's attack on a humanitarian organization take innocent lives and threaten lifesaving support to those most in need. It's fundamental that international humanitarian law is respected.' said Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management, Christos Stylianides.
The European Commission will provide €27 million for lifesaving supplies to the most vulnerable populations in Afghanistan who are bearing the
'The assistance we are announcing today will reach those affected by the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan, both within the country and across the region, many of whom face of extremely dire conditions. The EU's commitment to the Afghan people remains unwavering. Incidents such as last week's attack on a humanitarian organization take innocent lives and threaten lifesaving support to those most in need. It's fundamental that international humanitarian law is respected.' said Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management, Christos Stylianides.
The European Commission will provide €27 million for lifesaving supplies to the most vulnerable populations in Afghanistan who are bearing the
Brussels, European Commission - 30 January 2018 - The European Commission has announced today humanitarian assistance of €37.5 million to help people affected by conflict and natural disasters in Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan.
'The assistance we are announcing today will reach those affected by the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan, both within the country and across the region, many of whom face of extremely dire conditions. The EU's commitment to the Afghan people remains unwavering. Incidents such as last week's attack on a humanitarian organization take innocent lives and threaten lifesaving support to those most in need. It's fundamental that international humanitarian law is respected.' said Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management, Christos Stylianides.
The European Commission will provide €27 million for lifesaving supplies to the most vulnerable populations in Afghanistan who are bearing the
'The assistance we are announcing today will reach those affected by the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan, both within the country and across the region, many of whom face of extremely dire conditions. The EU's commitment to the Afghan people remains unwavering. Incidents such as last week's attack on a humanitarian organization take innocent lives and threaten lifesaving support to those most in need. It's fundamental that international humanitarian law is respected.' said Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management, Christos Stylianides.
The European Commission will provide €27 million for lifesaving supplies to the most vulnerable populations in Afghanistan who are bearing the
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