Mogadishu (Sunatimes) The United Nations Secretary General Ban
Ki-moon has called the leaders of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar to make hefty
donations aimed at supporting the Somali people starving inside Somalia due to
the ravaging drought.
The U.N Secretary General urged Arab
countries to take part in the ongoing relief operation in Somalia aimed at
tackling drought situation in the Horn of African country.
In a statement Ban Ki-moon also called for
the foreign minister of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed
al-Nahayan, to respond to the UN appeal for emergency funds for drought victims
in Somalia.
Ban Ki-moon’s call comes just a day after the
Saudi government has pledged $60 million aid package to the drought and
famine-stricken population in Somalia.
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UN chief urges Arab countries to aid Somalia
Ban Ki-moon’s call comes just a day