Iraq: MSF Authorized to Continue Its Activities

November 2, 2009

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MSF's partnership agreement with Iraqi authorities has been renewed and the Ministry of Health has authorized MSF to continue its activities. Patients are sent from Iraq to Amman, Jordan. The seriousness of their wounds often requires long periods of hospitalization and, sometimes, multiple surgeries.

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