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Hu Jintao, the president, repeated a promise to boost aid and cancel debts during a trip to Africa this February.

Three years ago this son of a Presbyterian minister went to seek Vatican endorsement of a proposal to boost aid to poor nations.

The International Development Secretary, Andrew Mitchell, is to boost aid to Afghanistan by 40 per cent, The Observer reported this weekend.

As the G8 rich countries are failing so far to fulfil the promises they made in 2005 to boost aid to Africa, the continent should not expect much new money to protect the environment.

He is also likely to press on the need for clear humanitarian corridors in Syria to boost aid to trapped refugees, as well as call for an end to the bureaucratic delays preventing aid workers reaching Syria.

One of the few good things to come out of the UN last week was that 66 countries committed themselves to international levies - including taxes on air travel - to boost aid flows.

On March 2, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud Salman, met in the Saudi capital of Riyadh, where they announced an agreement to jointly boost aid to the Syrian opposition and broaden overall cooperation on defense and security matters.

OCHA has wanted for months to deliver aid over the borders of Syria without the permission of the Assad regime, believing it could boost aid to some 2 million people.

Some of Australia's closest neighbours are struggling to address malnourishment, deforestation and sanitation, the United Nations' final report on its millennium development goals shows, prompting aid organisations to call on the federal government to boost foreign aid.

And Mr O'Neill's latest remarks suggest that he has had to swallow hard, given his fondness for criticising foreign aid.Mr Annan and Mr Wolfensohn want the rich countries to boost their aid budgets to $100 billion a year because that is what they reckon is the amount of money needed to reach the ambitious development goals that 189 countries committed themselves to in 2000.

Russia's pro-Assad, anti-Islamic State campaign in Syria is another reason Russia decided to boost military aid to Armenia.