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U.N.'s Ban urges G8 to stick to Africa aid pledge
TOKYO (Reuters) - U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged the Group of Eight rich nations on Tuesday to stick with a three-year old pledge to raise African aid levels to $25 billion a year, after a report the leaders may be about to backtrack.
Nations:Japan Germany India U.K. China People:Yasuo Fukuda Ban Ki-moon Source:(Reuters)
2008-07-01
Afghanistan seeks 50 billion dollars at aid conference
PARIS (AFP) - Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Thursday sought 50 billion dollars to rebuild his country at an international aid conference expected to raise more than 15 billion dollars to launch his campaign.
People:Nicolas Sarkozy Hamid Karzai Laura Bush Activities:Afghan Terror War Source:(AFP)
2008-06-12
Bush calls for approval of $770 million in food aid
President Bush urged Congress Thursday to approve $770 million to help alleviate dramatically escalating food prices that threaten widespread hunger and increasing social unrest around the world.
People:Dick Durbin George W. Bush Activities:Global Food Crisis
2008-05-01
Bush releases $200 million in emergency food aid
President George W. Bush on Monday ordered the release of $200 million in U.S. emergency food aid to help alleviate food shortages in developing countries in Africa and elsewhere, the White House said.
Nations:Philippines People:Ban Ki-moon Robert Zoellick George W. Bush Activities:Global Food Crisis Bush Admin.
2008-04-14
G8 countries weigh up aid promises
The Group of Eight industrialised nations on Saturday agreed to send a "strong message" to back growth in poor countries, and cautioned themselves to meet donation pledges, officials said.
Nations:Japan U.K. India Brazil Mexico South Africa
2008-04-05
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