$88.2B price tag for rebuilding Iraq after Islamic State war
Authorities estimate
While the
"We finished one battle but we are engaged now with a war for reconstruction," said
Among the hardest-hit areas is
Of the money needed, Iraqi officials estimate
"The majority of the damage was to western
Al-Akoub said
The war against the
However, officials acknowledge a feeling of fatigue from international donors, especially after the wars in
President
Billions of dollars poured into
The
The over
That money would include loans, loan guarantees and insurance devices to encourage American investment in
Even in
That money is desperately needed as more than 4 million children are in need of humanitarian assistance while 3 million are unable to regularly go to school in
"There may be donor fatigue, but no one today can tell me there isn't money. There is money to continue fighting, there is money to continue agendas that are not serving children," Cappelaere said. "What we are asking today is to put that money where children's interests are and we may get in the
But
"We know that many people think about, 'OK, it's the second time we have to rebuild
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