Bilowga Midowga Yurub ayaa diiwaangelinaya inuu siiyo lacag dhan 710 milyan oo yuro ah si loo caawiyo dadka ku dhacay khilaafaadka iyo dhibaatooyinka
Madaxweynaha Komishanka Yurub, Ursula von der Leyen, ayaa xaqiijisay in Midowga Yurub uu diyaariyay lacag dhan 710 milyan oo yuro ah ($810 milyan) si loo caawiyo dadka ku dhacay khilaafaadka, dhibaatooyinka iyo dhaq-dhaqaaqyada dabiiciga ah ee adduunka, gaar ahaan Afrika.
Qorshaha guud ee caawinaadka
Von der Leyen ayaa sheegtay in khilaafaadka, xaaladaha cimilada oo adag iyo kordhinta qiimaha noolaha ay saameyn ku yeeshay nolosha dad badan adduunka. Lacagtaas waxaa loo qaybiyay inay ka caawiyaan dadka barakacay Afrika iyo dadka qaxootiga ah ee ku nool deegaannadaas.
Qorshaha ayaa ka kooban 380 milyan oo yuro ah ($430 milyan) oo loo qoondeeyay arrimaha qaxootiga ee Afrika hoose, iyadoo la diiradda saaray difaaca qaxootiga dhaq-dhaqaaqa ah iyo in la dejiyo kuwa dib u soo laabanaya.
Caawinaadka dhaqaalaha iyo caafimaadka
Komishanku wuxuu diyaariyay 97 milyan oo yuro ah ($110 milyan) si loo caawiyo Afrika hoose ee ku dhacay khilaafaadka, dhibaatooyinka cunnada iyo xaaladaha cimilada. Sidoo kale, waxaa jira 7.5 milyan oo yuro ah ($8.5 milyan) oo loo qoondeeyay DRC si loo dagaalamo cudurka Ebola.
Waxaa sidoo kale jira 10 milyan oo yuro ah ($11.5 milyan) oo loo qoondeeyay deegaanka Biyaha Weyn ee Afrika si loo xoojiyo nabadda iyo amniga, iyadoo 60 milyan oo yuro ah ($68 milyan) loo qoondeeyay Ethiopia si loo xoojiyo caafimaadka guud.
Caawinaadka deegaannada kale
Deegaannada Falastiiniyiinta iyo Liibiya waxaa loo diyaariyay 103 milyan oo yuro ah ($117 milyan) si loo caawiyo dadka dhibaateysan, halka Ukraine ay heshay 52 milyan oo yuro ah ($59 milyan) si loo caawiyo dadka barakacay.
Komishanku wuxuu sidoo kale diyaariyay 2.5 milyan oo yuro ah ($3 milyan) tan iyo bilowga sanadkan, iyadoo shirkadaha caafimaadka iyo cunnada ee Afrika hoose loo diyaariyay in la kordhiyo maalgashiga.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced on Saturday a major €710 million ($810m) humanitarian aid package aimed at crisis-hit regions worldwide, with the largest allocations directed toward sub-Saharan Africa to address migration, conflict, and health emergencies.
Africa Receives Bulk of Funding for Migration and Humanitarian Needs
The €710 million package allocates €380 million ($430m) to sub-Saharan Africa for migration-related measures, including the protection of vulnerable migrants and support for voluntary return and reintegration. A further €97 million ($110m) is earmarked to tackle worsening humanitarian needs driven by conflict, food insecurity, malnutrition, and climate shocks across the region.
Von der Leyen stated that the aid 'will support displaced communities across Africa, as well as the communities that host them,' underscoring the dual focus on both refugees and host populations facing mounting pressures from instability and environmental change.
Health Emergencies and Regional Stability Targeted with Dedicated Funds
The funding will also reinforce the response to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and neighbouring countries, with an additional €7.5 million ($8.5m) deployed for crisis response and future preparedness. A further €10 million ($11.5m) is allocated to support ongoing efforts to promote peace and stability in the Great Lakes region.
The European Commission also announced three new Global Gateway investments at the 81st United Nations General Assembly, including an EU guarantee to mobilise private investment in health and nutrition businesses in sub-Saharan Africa and a €60 million ($68m) commitment to strengthen primary healthcare in Ethiopia.
Broader Global Reach Includes Ukraine, Palestine, and Lebanon
Beyond Africa, the Palestinian territories and Lebanon will receive €103 million ($117m) to support vulnerable populations, while Ukraine is set to get €52 million ($59m) for humanitarian assistance and emergency preparedness, reflecting the EU's commitment to addressing crises across multiple continents.
The European Commission noted it had already allocated €2.5 million ($3m) for humanitarian aid since the start of the year, with the new package representing a significant escalation in response to what von der Leyen described as conflicts, extreme weather events, and rising living costs throwing lives into disarray.
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