Donor countries on Thursday renewed their vow to support Iraq's reconstruction and the political process for a parliamentary election in January, but few offered fresh contributions to the war-torn country as they wrapped up a conference in Tokyo.
Iran offered $10 million in aid during the two-day meeting of the International Reconstruction Fund Facility for Iraq, according to a statement released after the meeting.
Denmark promised $3.6 million, New Zealand pledged about $1 million and South Korea said it was considering fresh aid, without specifying an amount, according to Japanese officials.
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