New Zealand on Tuesday announced that it will give 1 million New Zealand dollars ($718,000) to help meet the humanitarian needs of those people affected by the military campaign to liberate Mosul from Daesh terrorist group.
New Zealand Foreign Minister Murray McCully said the funding will be provided through the International Organization for Migration, ABC News said.
He said New Zealand has now provided a total of NZ$25 million to assist people in Syria and Iraq.
Source: MENA
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