Germany ties Iraq aid to peaceful resolution of conflict with Kurds


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  • Monday, 18 Dec 2017

German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel speaks during a session of the Bundestag, German lower house of Parliament in Berlin, Germany, November 21, 2017. REUTERS/Axel Schmidt

BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany wants to continue support for Iraq and the semi-autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government, but that aid depends on peaceful efforts to solve the conflict between the two sides, German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel said on Monday.

The German government has provided more than 1 billion euros in humanitarian, development and stabilisation aid to Iraq since 2014, making it one of the biggest international donors.

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