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Gaza Families Find New ‘Home’ in UN-Built Shelters
UNRWA from the Netherlands is used not only to build the shelters, but also to fund the construction of roads, water infrastructure, and an electricity system to improve the living conditions of the refugee families in Khan Younis.
US Committed to Meet Visa Demand Worldwide
According to the US State Department, international visitors contributed to the employment of more than one million American workers by spending $152 billion on U.S. travel- and tourism-related goods and services in 2011.
Is UN Supervision Mission to Syria Risky and Dangerous?
However, the United States welcomes the positive statements from various Syrian opposition figures and groups about this new mission, understanding how desperate the Syrian people are for assistance and, ultimately, for political change.
US Supports Iraq to Increase Its Oil Production
Special Envoy and Coordinator for International Energy Affairs Ambassador Carlos Pascual stresses that Joint Coordinating Committee on Energy is fundamental to its ability to supply international markets.
Syria at ‘Pivotal Moment’ For Its Stabilization
Mr. Annan's plan calls for an end to violence, access for humanitarian agencies to provide aid to those in need, the release of detainees, and the start of an inclusive political dialogue.
