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Lifesaving drugs reach 4,000 Syrian children with cancer

Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development supports UNICEF Syria in providing essential assistance

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    • 14 August 2022

    UNICEF has been able to support the treatment of 4,000 Syrian children with cancer by providing them lifesaving cancer drugs. The invaluable support from the Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development made this possible.

    UNICEF/Syria/2022/Rami Nader

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