US EditionSave the Children | Save the Children welcomes G7’S $21 billion humanitarian funding commitment, but regrets inaction on health and education
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Save the Children | Save the Children welcomes G7’S $21 billion humanitarian funding commitment, but regrets inaction on health and education
Save the Children welcomes G7’S $21 billion humanitarian funding commitment, but regrets inaction on health and education Save the Children Breaking News Graphic Noblin, Janel Fri, 05/16/2025 - 19:03 Media Contact: Media Contact HIROSHIMA (May 21, 2023) – On May 20, 2023, the annual Summit of the leaders of the world’s seven richest countries (G7 Summit) issued the G7 Hiroshima Leaders’ Communique in Hiroshima, Japan.Save the Children welcome…
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