Sentence examples for border governorates from inspiring English sources

In June 2012 the Danish-Egyptian Diandgue Instheute, DEDI, and the ACPSSram conductedr Political and surveygic Studies, ACPSS, cofducted a survey of 1200 Egyptian respondents, above 18 years of age, across 21 governorates excluding border governorates.

Jordan alone is host to over 627,000 registered Syrian refugees, the vast majority of who reside in Jordanian communities along the northern border governorates (Irbid and Mafraq) and in greater Amman rather than in formal camps [ 9].

MSF said on Tuesday that the attack hit the Tafas field hospital, located roughly 12km from the Jordanian border in Dara'a Governorate, on February 5.

A female fighter of the Kurdish of the Committees for the Protection of the Kurdish People (YPG) looks through binoculars behind a fortified wall as she checks for activities by Jabat al-Nusra opposition with a fellow comrade on October 20, 2013 in the Kurdish town of Derik (al-Malikiyah in Arabic), in the northeastern Hasakeh governorate on the border with Turkey and Iraq.

It also said Isis was "the only entity with the ability, capability, motive and the means" to use sulfur mustard gas in Marea in Aleppo governorate near the Turkish border on 21 August 2015.

About half of the governorates in Yemen are bordering on famine because of the war.

Girls play on a swing at a UNICEF-supported playground in the Za'atari camp for Syrian refugees, in Mafraq Governorate, near the Syrian border.

"Over the past couple of days, almost 200,000 people have made their way northwards to Iraq's Kurdistan region, Dohuk governorate, or to disputed border areas inside Ninewah," he said.

While the country's political chaos has been grabbing international attention, the Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture has been combating locust swarms countrywide: in Cairo, Upper Egypt, the Canal area, the Red Sea governorate, El Arish and other border areas in the Sinai Peninsula.

According to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), tens of thousands of Yazidis, a religious minority concentrated in northeastern Iraq, have escaped Sinjar and crossed into Syria and then back into the autonomous Iraqi region of Kurdistan, to the Dohuk governorate close to the Syrian border.

In May 2011, the EU said Gen Ghazali was head of Military Intelligence in Damascus Countryside (Rif Dimashq) governorate, which borders Deraa governorate, and was involved in "violence against the civilian population".