Germany commits 300 million euros for Syrian aid

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Germany has announced a new pledge of 300 million euros in aid for Syrians, as stated by Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock. This funding will be distributed through the United Nations and other organizations. More than half of the aid will directly support people in Syria, focusing on food, health services, emergency shelters, and protection for vulnerable groups. Syrian refugees in neighboring countries will also benefit. Baerbock emphasized the need for a political process for peace in Syria and called for accountability regarding recent civilian deaths in Alawite villages amid ongoing violence.


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