United Nations Alert on Syria

Three UN organizations made a written statement on the sidelines of the 7th Brussels Conference on Syria. In the statement, it was noted that the war in Syria lasted twice as long as World War II, while the “human cost” of the war to the Syrian people, refugees and neighboring countries was “astronomical”.

The statement indicated that more than 15 million people in the country need humanitarian aid and protection, and 13 million people were displaced.

In the statement, it was noted that 13.5 million people in Turkey, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon need long-term support.

Stating that the development of one of the four Syrian children was affected, the statement said: “There is a great need for financial support from the international community.” a warning has been issued.

“HOST COUNTRIES HAVE BROUGHT A GREAT BURDEN ON BEHALF OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY”

In the statement, it was noted that the announced aid plans for Syria were underfunded and that “despite the impact of global economic pressures, Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon and Turkey have shouldered a heavy burden on behalf of the community international”. .” It was said.

Emphasizing that everyone must take action to meet the region’s needs, the statement read: “We call on donors to continue their generosity in establishing the necessary resources. In this way, we can provide more support to Syria and the host countries.” statements were included.

BRUSSELS CONFERENCE

The conference aims to reiterate the EU’s commitment and support to the Syrian people and to mobilize humanitarian and financial support to meet the growing needs of Syrians living in Syria and neighboring countries.

In addition, it aims to rally political and financial support to countries showing solidarity against internally displaced persons and refugees, such as Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey, Egypt and Iraq.

At last year’s conference, 6.4 billion euros were pledged. (AA)