UNDP WATCH: UNDP Confirms Support for Darfur Regional Authority

Friday, October 5, 2012

UNDP Confirms Support for Darfur Regional Authority

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El Fashir – Director of the UN Development Program (UNDP) in Sudan Ali Al-Zaatari stressed the United Nations' commitment to provide humanitarian assistance in Darfur and establish political and practical cooperation with Regional Authority for Darfur and work to ensure the DDPD's success.

After his meeting with President of the Regional Authority for Darfur Dr. Al-Tijani Al-Sisi, Al-Zaatari said they are committed to providing technical assistance to the authority and participating in the joint assessment mission.

The officials discussed joint projects which will contribute to the enforcement of DDPD, general development issues in Darfur, and ongoing preparations for the donor conference in the Qatari capital of Doha in December.

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