UNITED NATIONS, United States: China on Monday (Tuesday in Manila) pledged $100 million dollars in humanitarian aid to address the world’s biggest refugee crisis and said a $1 billion fund it has set up with the United Nations could also be used for that purpose.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang made the pledge at the first-ever UN summit on refugees and migrants, called to agree on an international response to the displacement crisis.
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