The Foreign Ministry of France has announced that it will give UNRWA more than 30 million euros ($32.41 million) this year to sustain its work.
The ministry’s spokesperson, Christophe Lemoine, stated, “We will make our contributions while ensuring that the conditions are met for UNRWA to fulfil its missions in a spirit devoid of incitement to hatred and violence.”
But he did not say when the UN organization for Palestinian refugees would receive its next payment.
The French Foreign Ministry declared that it will provide UNRWA with about 30 million euros ($32.41 million) this year to continue its operations.
Christophe Lemoine, a spokesman for the ministry, said, “We will make our contributions while ensuring that the conditions are met for UNRWA to fulfil its missions in a spirit devoid of incitement to hatred and violence.”
However, he did not specify when the next payment would be made to the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.
