Syrian Arab News Agency S A N A
Geneva, SANA- The United Nations said that it needed 46.4 billion dollars next year to bring life-saving help to around 180 million people in desperate circumstances around the world.
According to AFP, the UN reported “the global humanitarian outlook for 2024 was “bleak,” with conflicts, climate emergencies and collapsing economies “wreaking havoc” on the most vulnerable.”
“Without adequate funding, we cannot provide life-saving assistance,and if we cannot provide that assistance, people will pay with their lives,” the UN said.
Fedaa al-Rohayiah / Shaza Qriema
