Countries pledge $3.7 billion for ‘recovery, reconstruction’ in Darfur

10 Apr 2013

“An international donors conference on reconstruction and development in Darfur ended Monday with donors pledging nearly $3.7 billion toward ‘recovery, reconstruction and development of Darfur during six years.'”

Source: Countries pledge $3.7 billion for ‘recovery, reconstruction’ in Darfur – CNN.com

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