United Nations Office for Project Services
UNOPS helps the UN and its partners provide peace and security, humanitarian and development solutions. Our mission is to help people build better lives and countries achieve peace and sustainable development. We are focused on implementation, with a commitment to UN values and private sector efficiency.www.unops.org
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Sep 27, 2026
Stéphane DujarricGUEST
We also have put forward a concept for a mechanism that would allow for the export of food, energy or fertilizers out of the Strait of Hormuz and also for the import into the Strait of needed material.
Stéphane DujarricGUEST
Our Mr. Jorge Mora da Silva, who heads UNOP's agency in charge of this, is continuing his contacts.
Stéphane DujarricGUEST
We're trying to get the parties to agree.
Stéphane DujarricGUEST
But as you well know, the Secretary General doesn't have an army.
Kanako SaknoHOST
He says forty-five million people could be pushed into acute food insecurity as a result.
Kanako SaknoHOST
Jorge Moreira da Silva, Executive Director of the UN Office for Project Services, spoke to NHK in New York on Friday.
Kanako SaknoHOST
He said a humanitarian crisis can be avoided if even only a handful of vessels carrying fertilizer are permitted through the key waterway every day.
Jorge Moreira da SilvaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Five or seven vessels a day with fertilizers will make a big difference.
Kanako SaknoHOST
He says forty-five million people could be pushed into acute food insecurity as a result.
Kanako SaknoHOST
Jorge Moreira da Silva, Executive Director of the UN Office for Project Services, spoke to NHK in New York on Friday.
Kanako SaknoHOST
He said a humanitarian crisis can be avoided if even only a handful of vessels carrying fertilizer are permitted through the key waterway every day.
Jorge Moreira da SilvaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Five or seven vessels a day with fertilizers will make a big difference.
Maria SatoHOST
He says forty-five million people could be pushed into acute food insecurity as a result.
Maria SatoHOST
Jorge Moreira da Silva, Executive Director of the UN Office for Project Services, spoke to NHK in New York on Friday.
Maria SatoHOST
He said a humanitarian crisis can be avoided if even only a handful of vessels carrying fertilizer are permitted through the key waterway every day.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Five or seven vessels a day with fertilizers will make a big difference.
Keiko KitagawaHOST
He says 45 million people could be pushed into acute food insecurity as a result.
Keiko KitagawaHOST
Jorge Moreira da Silva, Executive Director of the UN Office for Project Services, spoke to NHK in New York on Friday.
Keiko KitagawaHOST
He said a humanitarian crisis can be avoided if even only a handful of vessels carrying fertilizer are permitted through the key waterway every day.
Jorge Moreira da SilvaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Five or seven vessels a day with fertilizers will make a big difference.
Nancy SarkisHOST
Roads, school, power grids and water systems were badly damaged.
Nancy SarkisHOST
Sarah Nedzer, Regional Director for Asia Pacific for the United Nations Office for Project Services, UNOPS, is here with us today.
Nancy SarkisHOST
She was on the ground and she witnessed the scale of the devastation and the anguish of families facing the desperate wait to find those they had lost.
Nancy SarkisHOST
Thank you, Sarah, for being with us today.
Sara NetzerGUEST
The drones are working to deliver food assistance to remote areas.
Sara NetzerGUEST
WFP also has helicopters taking off almost around the clock, delivering assistance to those remote areas.
Sara NetzerGUEST
Also, UNOPS has supported the World Health Organization in delivering water treatment and water purification to some of these facilities where people are seeking shelter after losing everything.
Nancy SarkisHOST
What are people sheltering now and is rebuilding possible
speaker_2GUEST
Also, sufficient resources are equally vital for fulfilling these verification mandates.
speaker_2GUEST
We recognize the support provided by the OPCW UNOPS framework and stress the need for predictable funding, urging the international community to meet the revised requirements of 9.1 million for 2026 and 11.3 million for 2027.
speaker_2GUEST
This will be crucial not only to sustain ongoing operations, but also to build vital capacity within the Syrian government.
speaker_2GUEST
To conclude, Mr.