text: circulated as an official document of the General Assembly under item 66 (b) of the agenda (formerly item 89 (b) of the provisional agenda). (Siqned) Vieri TRAXLER Ambassador /... A/C.2/45/2 English Page 3 ANNEX Summary of humanitarian assistance vrovided bv the European Community . < r /U wa’t ri i &I The follows: (a) (b) (cl (a) Jordan and elsewhere EUROPEAN COMMUNITy emergency assistance for refugees from the Iraq/Kuwdit crisis is as Repatriation programmes 81 from Amman, Ankara and Cairo. These should ensure repatriation of 71,000 people, of which 38,000 to Egypt, 21,786 to Bangladesh, 4,770 to the Philippines and 6,180 to Sri Lanka Evacuation of 20,000 Pakistanis from Kuwait to Amman and provisional lodging in Jordan 13 743 000 1 335 000 Miscellaneous assistance (tents, blankets, medical tesmq, local food products, transport within Jordan etc.) k/ 3 297 000 Food aid of 9,000 tonnes of wheat, 500 tonnes of vegetable oil, 200 tonnes of skimmed milk powder, 500 tonnes of rice and 200 tonnes of lentils for Jordanr and 24,000 tonnes of cereals, 1,440 tonnes of skimmed milk powder, 1,440 tonnes of vegetable oil, 480 tonne8 of butter oil and 2,400 tonnes of other products for Egypt Reserve Further budget allocation made 11 200 000 625 Qpp Subtotal 30 200 ooo* 20 000 OOQ Total 60 200 000 (or $79 439 316) * Co-financing by the Community member State8 to l value of 1.7 million ECU t?$ fse$litet+ the cxeeutiaa ef thego preq mma6 ia incl&d in thig figure. a/ With co-financing of other donors through the International Organisation for Migration (IOM). k/ With co-financing of non-governmental organisations, Red Crescent. I... A/C.2/45/2 English Page 4 BELGIUM Bilateral aid to refugees from the Iraq/Kuwait crisis is as follows: (a) (b) (c') (d) (e) Repatriation of Egyptian refugees from Anunan and Akaba 
analysis: This document appears to be a report on humanitarian aid and relief efforts provided by the European Community and Belgium in response to the Iraq/Kuwait crisis. The text discusses repatriation programs, evacuation efforts, and provision of food aid, medical supplies, and other forms of assistance to refugees in Jordan, Egypt, Bangladesh, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka. The focus is on providing immediate relief to those affected by the crisis, rather than on long-term development or economic growth.