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    The South Youth Organization (SYO) organized a ceremony to commemorate the delivery of al-Islah town’s first ambulance. [Image 8 of 10]

    The South Youth Organization (SYO) organized a ceremony to commemorate the delivery of al-Islah town’s first ambulance.

    AL-ISLAH, IRAQ

    02.01.2024

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    USAID, Bureau for the Middle East

    The South Youth Organization (SYO) organized a ceremony to commemorate the delivery of al-Islah town’s first ambulance. USAID supported SYO to convene tribal leaders to jointly identify common needs, resulting in agreed uses of the new ambulance and non-violent dispute resolution processes, as well as the engagement of youth in promoting its use. After the handover ceremony, youth groups went door-to-door to deliver 500 first aid kits and raise awareness of the new ambulance service. USAID is committed to supporting dialogue that brings diverse tribal communities together around common needs, including for emergency health services.

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    Date Taken: 02.01.2024
    Date Posted: 03.01.2024 17:36
    Photo ID: 8265635
    VIRIN: 240201-O-D0499-1345
    Resolution: 1280x853
    Size: 202.64 KB
    Location: AL-ISLAH, IQ
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