Govt in €2m aid boost for Lebanon

An extra €2m in humanitarian aid was today given to Lebanon by the Irish Government.

Govt in €2m aid boost for Lebanon
Thu, 25 Jan, 2007 - 15:26

An extra €2m in humanitarian aid was today given to Lebanon by the Irish Government.

Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Noel Treacy said the total amount of assistance, given to the country since last summer’s month-long conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, has now reached €5m.

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