Norway gives additional $13 million in aid to Palestinians
- Norway will provide an additional 125 million Norwegian crowns, or about $13.17 million, in aid to the occupied Palestinian territories.
- The funding will go through the United Nations and the World Bank and will include support for public-sector budgets.
- Norway recognized a Palestinian state in 2024 and chairs the international donor group for the Palestinians.
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Norway pledges additional $13.2 million in aid for Palestine
Oslo, Sept. 24 (SANA) Norway will provide an additional 125 million Norwegian kroner ($13.2 million) in aid for Palestine through the United Nations and World Bank, including support for the Palestinian public sector, Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide said on Thursday. “The need for international support for Palestine is greater than ever,” Eide said in remarks published by ReliefWeb, citing the continuing impact of the war on Gaza and limited a…
The Government of Norway announced today that it will allocate NOK 125 million, or more than EUR 11.5 million, in aid to the occupied Palestinian territories through the United Nations (UN) and the World Bank (WB), including support to the public sector budget.
The Norwegian government has announced an additional $13.2 million in aid for the Palestinian territories. The funds will be channeled through the UN and the World Bank, bringing the total aid to one billion kroner in 2026.
Norway gives additional $13 million in aid to Palestinians
Norway's government said on Thursday it will give an additional 125 million Norwegian crowns ($13.17 million) in aid to the occupied Palestinian territories through the United Nations and the World Bank, including public sector budget support.
Norway is providing 125 million kroner to Palestine through the UN and the World Bank, says Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide (Ap).
Norway increases support to Palestine
“The need for international support to Palestine is greater than ever. We are therefore providing NOK 125 million (appr. USD 13.2 million) to Palestine through UN and World Bank channels, including budget support to the Palestinian public sector”; said Minister of Foreign Affairs Espen Barth Eide. The population of Gaza continues to live with the […]
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