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The United Nations has released figures detailing the scale of the civil war damage in Syria, emphasizing the urgent need for international pledges to fund reconstruction efforts.

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The United Nations has released figures detailing the scale of the civil war damage in Syria, emphasizing the urgent need for international pledges to fund reconstruction efforts.

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  1. The World Bank assessed that Syria requires $216 billion for post-downfall reconstruction efforts.Sub-event
  2. UN discusses recovery programs with Syrian officials.Sub-event
  3. The United Nations began paying companies operating in Syria following the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad.Sub-event
  4. Bashar al-Assad appeals for international support for post-war recovery, citing $216 billion in reconstruction costs.Sub-event
  5. UN assesses civil war damage in Syria and calls for international reconstruction pledges.1 source
  6. Saudi Arabia commits $1.5B to help fund reconstruction in war-torn Syria.1 source
  7. $1.5 billion pledged for Syria reconstruction; World Bank assesses damage costs.1 source

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