He also highlighted the brutalities faced by the people of Indian-occupied Kashmir. (Thomas Frey/AP) BONN, Germany The German government approved 470 million. Talking about the Afghan issue, Bilawal called upon the international community to work together to help the people of Afghanistan facing an economic collapse and its subsequent repercussions.Īt the same time, it is also our hope that the Afghan authorities will be responsive to the expectation of the Afghan community with regard to respect for human rights, and inclusivity and take effective action against terrorism, he added.Ībout Pak-German relations, he expressed the confidence that mutual desire to deepen bilateral relations would prove to be a win-win for both countries. A house is completely torn open after the flood in Marienthal, Germany, on July 21. He said Pakistan now needed its own “green revolution and green politics”. Pakistan produces less than 1pc of the global carbon footprint but we are among the 10 most climate-stressed countries on the planet and this is unfair that these 33m people are paying in the form of their lives and livelihoods,” Bilawal noted. When a major disaster strikes or humanitarian crisis occurs, you can expect GlobalGiving to be a reliable partner, safely and quickly delivering grants and donations to trusted, local nonprofit leaders on the ground.
But I want to get justice for my people as the UN says this is a question of justice. Where the GlobalGiving Community is Responding. “We are grateful for the German assistance. maintaining information and coordination services by operating and developing the German Joint Information and Situation Centre (GMLZ), helping set up the. A 200,000 emergency relief fund to help those. He, however, added that Pakistan had concerns about food security after the floods while economic consequences in the wake of the natural calamity could get worse if not addressed. Auckland Council has received more than 300 applications for financial help and is asking for applicants’ patience as it expects further requests. The minister said the floods had destroyed over a million houses and the country was also facing looming food crisis in its wake. Additional to financial temporary measures, the people will also need. Talking about the recent floods, he said the climate catastrophe in Pakistan could not be defined in words, as one-third of the country was underwater and one in seven Pakistanis were affected. From this moment on the Caritas disaster relief fund is available for emergency aid. dollars) for the victims of the flood disaster in July. Speaking on the occasion, Bilawal called for translating the decades of goodwill and cooperation between Pakistan and Germany into synergetic partnership for benefit of the two peoples. USAID provides timely and effective humanitarian response, bringing disaster relief and lifesaving assistance amidst complex crises. 19 (Xinhua) - The German government launched a relief fund worth 30 billion euros (35.1 billion U.S.
But we have together succeeded allowed hundreds of Afghans to escape the country and move them to safer places smoothly,” she added. This fund will provide immediate relief to survivors and support long-term recovery. Dozens of people have died, and thousands of people are unaccounted for in Germany. “Without you as our partner it would not have been possible to get so many Afghans out of the country. Severe rain caused intense flooding in Germany and Belgium, destroying homes and towns. “Pakistan plays a very important part for the stability in the region in particular with regard to Afghanistan. We work in 123 countries and territories, combining emergency assistance with long-term development while adapting our activities to the context and challenges of each location and its people.The minister also appreciated Pakistan’s positive role in bringing stability in the region, particularly in Afghanistan. Democratic Republic of the Congo emergency BERLIN (AP) The German government agreed Tuesday to provide 30 billion euros (35 billion) to help rebuild regions hit by devastating floods last month.We work in 123 countries and territories, combining emergency assistance with long-term development while adapting our activities to the context and challenges of each location and its people.
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