CRITICAL ISSUES AT HAND (left to right) United Nations Under-Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs Stephen O’Brien, United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Jan Eliasson and World Humanitarian Summit spokesperson Herve Verhoosel give a press conference on Monday in Istanbul, on the eve of the two-day UN-backed World Humanitarian Summit. Global leaders and key NGOs gather in Istanbul on Tuesday for an unprecedented UN-backed summit aimed at transforming the world’s response to humanitarian crises, despite skepticism the talks will have little impact. AFP PHOTO
CRITICAL ISSUES AT HAND (left to right) United Nations Under-Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs Stephen O’Brien, United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Jan Eliasson and World Humanitarian Summit spokesperson Herve Verhoosel give a press conference on Monday in Istanbul, on the eve of the two-day UN-backed World Humanitarian Summit. Global leaders and key NGOs gather in Istanbul on Tuesday for an unprecedented UN-backed summit aimed at transforming the world’s response to humanitarian crises, despite skepticism the talks will have little impact. AFP PHOTO

ISTANBUL: World leaders and aid groups meet in Istanbul on Monday for an unprecedented UN-backed humanitarian summit seeking to transform the world’s response to crises triggered by conflict and climate change.

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