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Germany donates €5.4m for municipalities hit by migrant crisis
Presevo,
18 December 2016
Minister of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs Aleksandar Vulin and presidents of 14 cities and municipalities affected by the migrant crisis signed today in Presevo a cooperation agreement which envisages strengthening the infrastructure capacity of the local governments that directly help the migrants.
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Tanjug
The government of the Federal Republic of Germany has donated €5.4 million for the programme "Strengthening social infrastructure in municipalities affected by the migrant crisis".
This is a significant help to our local governments. In addition to the money it is very important that someone outside the borders recognises what we have been doing to help migrants. At the same time this is the gratitude to the citizens for their patience that they have shown, and that contributed that migrants always welcomed and cared for with dignity. All that we will build, schools, roads and buildings, will remain to citizens when the migrant crisis is over, Vulin said after signing the agreement.
This is a significant help to our local governments. In addition to the money it is very important that someone outside the borders recognises what we have been doing to help migrants. At the same time this is the gratitude to the citizens for their patience that they have shown, and that contributed that migrants always welcomed and cared for with dignity. All that we will build, schools, roads and buildings, will remain to citizens when the migrant crisis is over, Vulin said after signing the agreement.
Arne Gooss
Author:
Tanjug
Director of the German Development Bank (KFW) in Serbia Arne Gooss expressed satisfaction over the signing of agreements and donations, which will help ordinary people.
The agreement is important for citizens who have a lot to endure during the migrant crisis. I'm glad to be a part of assistance and to offer help, Gooss said.
The agreement envisages the finacing of 27 individual projects in 14 cities and municipalities.
The agreement is important for citizens who have a lot to endure during the migrant crisis. I'm glad to be a part of assistance and to offer help, Gooss said.
The agreement envisages the finacing of 27 individual projects in 14 cities and municipalities.
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