MSF Activities in Iraq

October 31, 2003

All seven MSF international staff who work in Iraq are currently in Amman. They will meet there with coordinating staff from Brussels and discuss the continuation of our work in Iraq against the background of ever-increasing violence. The hard work and dedication of MSF's sixty Iraqi staff guarantee the smooth running of our three clinics in Sadr City.

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