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Some aid can be more economically transformational if Donations develop supply chains with local or near local agriculltural enterprises rather than simple donating food stuffs but enter the local or near local economy the economic impact will cycle around 12 times as opposed to 1

Some aid can be more economically transformational if Donations develop supply chains with local or near local agriculltural enterprises rather than simple donating food stuffs but enter the local or near local economy the economic impact will cycle around 12 times as opposed to 1.

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I'm sorry to have missed this vital session. I'm from Uganda

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Thank you so much dear sir 🙏

I'm from Bangladesh refuge camp

This MD Eman khan sir

Good luck

Hello. It's seems that the link that leads to the application form is not working. Anyone to help?

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Keep up with the work sir or madam

Yes, hammas, stop famine of your people, hammas, what do you think you are doing hammas, sinwar, deif, haniya? stop the famine, start take responsibility on your people, what are you obsessed in the illution of el aqza flood savagely massacring jews? you must now surrender, let go of the abductees, stop shooting rockets on israel, so the there will be cease fire, and you and other nations can begin healing your ruined palestine in gaza. it is not for this that you got independence in the early 90s. yes hammas, stop the famine in your country!

Set up questions, read responses.....

Well he can read!

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RSO army Zindabad RSO right seekers. Join work for Rohingya RSO ARA and RIM be unity inshallah you will success

Myanmir. Janasen. Rohingya

bangladesh. ja ho

God bless fortress Europe!

My name is rahmatullah myanmar refugee

Please help me

Ahh yes traditional peacefull mulsims

No one describes the murderers as white arab muslims who hate black people.

Ask China to defend them. It would be a big PR move for China. No one else is.

They are being exterminatef by white arab muslims and yet they worship allah and his' messenger the white arab 1st muslim Muhammed, Muhammed disliked black people. These people should migrate to safety and ditch the religion that kills them.

Watch the movie Dafur.

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We are Rohingya Muslim. We are from Myanmar 🇲🇲 Arakan state. Myanmar is our motherland. We are want justice. No more refugee life.

Oh Sad ! Oh Allah protect our Rohingya Muslims and other Muslims who are lived prosecuted any other countries....

So African countries couldn’t take them in🤔

Interesting message from Jeremy

The world must genuinely agree to step up to investigate the root causes of displacement, create solutions, and provide platforms for meaningful participation of refugees in development programs.

Good conversation

Very useful, important event for Ukrainian interest

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25'th august

there is a difference between migrants and refugees. these people seems to be blurring diferences between these two groups intentionally.

Gracias pastor

El mejor pastor del mundo ..bendiciones gracias por apoyarmos.m

The Haitian people need to learn to fight to turn their country around no matter the costs

Assalamualaikum my dear sister thank you so much for uploading your video I am Rohingya Muslim I stay in camp as a refugee

Myanmar should create an environment where Rohingya's can return to the country and live on their own land. On the other hand, international pressure is crucial for the repatriation of Rohingya's who have been forcibly displaced.

A developing country and despite thousands of limitations, the way Bangladesh has extended a helping hand to the Rohingya is unparalleled. The world should have given all possible help and cooperation to Bangladesh but this time it should be taken back to its own country

The way Bangladesh is carrying the burden of 11 lakh Rohingyas is rare in history. Rohingyas are able to get all kinds of benefits. Thus, it is not possible for Bangladesh to carry this burden for long.