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States in conflict with each other will receive more assistance on settling disputes and negotiating deals
The deputy general secretary of a group of 20 developing nations affected by conflict approved a plan that will provide emergency assistance to its members who are facing international disputes, or high stakes negotiations with companies about natural resources and infrastructure. Habib Ur Rahman Mayar, a member of the g7+, said that the Rapid Response Advisory Centre was created to offer practical assistance to its members who are facing urgent national issues. The advisory centre will facilitate the access of member states in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East to immediate, free assistance before transferring to more long-term, external support....