Sentence examples for humanitarian cooperation from inspiring English sources

SEOUL, South Korea South Koreaea promised $8.4 million worth of aid to North Korea on Monday, a conciliatory gesture that followed recent steps toward easing inter-Korean tensions and reviving economic and humanitarian cooperation.

Seeking to reduce tension between the Soviet and Western blocs, the Helsinki process initiated discussions of human rights and fundamental freedoms and fostered economic, scientific, and humanitarian cooperation between East and West.

"The decision was taken mainly because the work of the agency's officials far from always responded to the stated goals of development and humanitarian cooperation.

Humanitarian Cooperation over Geo-political Differences.

This approach should be a multifaceted effort encompassing, military – training, sharing of intelligence and collaboration, political, economic, humanitarian cooperation with Africa.

One study noted that China and Russia signed a 2001 Treaty of Good-Neighborliness and Friendly Cooperation in 2001, using that formal agreement to promote humanitarian cooperation in areas that included health care [ 12], page 18.

SNA has been proven to be instrumental in modeling humanitarian actors' cooperation.

In September 2015, the EU stated that there was a "compelling need to reframe the humanitarian-development cooperation, so that this partnership reinforces the outcomes of both streams".

The exchanges cast a shadow over Ms. Jeleva's nomination to the post of commissioner for international cooperation, humanitarian aid and crisis response.

"This is an asymmetrical war, and there is a degree of expansion of violations of international law on both sides that seems to be escalating," the European Union official, Kristalina Georgieva, the commissioner for international cooperation, humanitarian aid and crisis response, said at a news conference.

MSF's no-show – coupled with its withering assessment of the summit as a "fig-leaf of good intentions" – have heightened concerns that the event is poorly focused, short on concrete outcomes and unlikely to yield much cash or a viable plan for global humanitarian financing and cooperation.