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Emergency Syria

Apr 24, 2015

«We need to intervene as soon possible!» This is the appeal launched for the Syrian population, burdened by a war that has been waging since 2011. How we can help?

Emergency Syria

Photo credit: WFP/Abeer Etefa

Many cities have been destroyed in Syria and where there is electricity, it is only for some moments of the day. As violence intensifies, the Council of the heads of the various Christian confessions in Aleppo, launched an appeal to the international community to say, “Stop the destruction and desolation. Enough with this factory of weapons for a devastating war.” “We want to say to all those involved in this situation that we will not forget what Pope Francis said at the Angelus of 1 May, and that we are one with them and continuously praying that all this intolerable brutality we are all victims of, will come to an end soon.” To repeat the words of a friend who was recently in Damascus, “We are there with you and will do all we can to help you and support you, not only with our prayers but with all the initiatives possible. I know, and we know, that you are experiencing one of the greatest sufferings also due to the cold, lack of electricity, and unemployment! We must intervene as soon as possible. We are by your side, and thank you.” In this all-out effort which occurred without delay, those who wish to contribute to the cause, can do so by depositing any amount in one of the following accounts: Description: Syria, Emergency Syria Postal account no. 81065005 code IBAN: IT74 D076 0103 2000 0008 1065 005 code SWIFT/BIC: BPPIITRRXXX Bank account no. 120434 Banca Popolare Etica – Rome Branch code IBAN: IT16 G050 1803 2000 0000 0120 434 code SWIFT/BIC: CCRTIT2184D Made out to: Association Action for a United World (Azione per un Mondo Unito – Onlus) Via Frascati, 342 – 00040 Rocca di Papa (Roma, Italy)

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