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Gerald Bourke Quotes
«They're going up into the mountains in search of edible grasses. They're on the beaches collecting seaweed,»
Author: Gerald Bourke
«Their were 25 pupils and only three of them has any meat in the last month. Very occasionally an egg, a little bit of vegetable and that's it.»
Author: Gerald Bourke
«Our view is that, yes, the humanitarian situation in the North has improved, but not to the extent to which the country can do without humanitarian aid.»
Author: Gerald Bourke
«North Korea has a substantial and chronic food deficit,»
Author: Gerald Bourke
«Part of the problem is with our monitoring people moving around the country, ... This is and has been a concern for them.»
Author: Gerald Bourke
«In the most basic sense, development aid is anything that is an investment in the future.»
Author: Gerald Bourke
«The government of North Korea has made it very clear that it no longer wants our emergency food aid. It's a sovereign country, and we must respect that position.»
Author: Gerald Bourke
«We're the honest broker in the middle, and we'll try to achieve a solution that's satisfactory to both sides. We hope that some donors will support development aid in 2006 and beyond.»
Author: Gerald Bourke
«They asked us to go back to the government and seek better conditions. We will not resume until we have a satisfactory set of operating conditions agreed with the government.»
Author: Gerald Bourke
«The donors on the executive board expressed pretty serious concern about the operating conditions that were on offer and gave us a mandate to try and better them.»
Author: Gerald Bourke