Summit in Istanbul to better respond to humanitarian crises

Istanbul (Ina) - leaders and non - governmental organizations from around the world began on Monday in Istanbul, an unprecedented summit sponsored by the United Nations aimed at a radical reform of theway to deal with the humanitarian crisis resulting from the conflict and the phenomenon of warming. 
Plans to summit called for by the Secretary - General of the United Nations Ban Ki - moon out a series of"activities and concrete commitments" to help countries improve their preparations to respond tocrises, and develop a new approach to dealing with forced displacement, and ensure reliable sources offunding to address them. 
the Secretary - General of the United Nations Ban Ki - moon, at the opening of the summit, "since World war II We have not seen at all this amount of people who are forced to leave their homes, "adding:" We are here to forge a different future. " 
He continued:" this is not an easy task, "and achieving goals requires" political will on a scale like never in recent years. " 
the Summit host President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Venashid international community to "assume its responsibilities," adding that " the current system is inadequate, Valabe located exclusively on thenumber of states. today everyone assume their responsibilities," a reminder that the country receives about three million refugees, of whom 2.7 million Syrian. 
He Turkish President that " the needs are increasing daily, but the resources are not necessarily followed by " condemning "Ptherb number of members of the international community of its responsibilities." 
for its part, called on German Chancellor Angela Merkel to stop cutting empty helping promises, she said , "cut promises loose and later not up project funds. Must stop it. " 
She added that the world still lacks humanitarian aid systems" fit the future. " 
With 60 million people displaced and 125 million people in need of assistance in the world, many of theactors in this sector believes that the current humanitarian system reached maximum capacity and need to rearrange urgently.