Govt pledges €2m to Gaza

The Government today pledged to donate €2m in humanitarian aid to Gaza and Foreign Affairs Minister Micheál Martin said the cash injection will fund assistance, recovery and reconstruction in the conflict-hit region.

Govt pledges €2m to Gaza
Sun, 01 Mar, 2009 - 15:53

The Government today pledged to donate €2m in humanitarian aid to Gaza and Foreign Affairs Minister Micheál Martin said the cash injection will fund assistance, recovery and reconstruction in the conflict-hit region.

Minister Martin is due to attend high-level reconstruction conference on Gaza in Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt tomorrow.

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