U.S. National John Kerry, the Division plans on Thursday, the United States will get an additional $ 100 million in humanitarian assistance to those affected by civil war in Syria.
According to a U.S. State Department fact sheet, which will bring $ 510 million in humanitarian assistance to the United States the total contribution for those who have suffered violence from Syria, as well as an estimated 1.4 million refugees in the region.
The money will be roughly divided as follows: nearly $ 43 billion $ 32 million in Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey $ 9.5 million and nearly $ 16 million to help those in Syria, according to a fact table.
"The United States recognizes the significant strains the economic impact of the assistance provided to local residents and refugees, and commended the hospitality of the citizens of the community and the government welcomed the integration of refugees, the State Department said:" In fact table.
Among other things, assistance in the $ 1 million will support the United Nations Commissioner for Refugees Senior Commissioner (UNHCR), in the United States the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the United Nations Relief Activities and Near East Palestine difficult to migrant workers Works Department (UNRWA Engineering Department).
 
 



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