Two United Nations relief agencies on Wednesday joined a chorus of international organizations and partners in the quest to end seven years of conflict in Syria, urging warring parties to allow humanitarian access for the delivery of life-saving assistance to those desperately in need.
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As Syria conflict enters eighth year, UN agencies join call for peace and safe aid delivery
- 14 March 2018

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