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First Minister Carwyn Jones will hold a Wales summit on the refugee crisis next week, the Welsh government has said. | First Minister Carwyn Jones will hold a Wales summit on the refugee crisis next week, the Welsh government has said. |
It comes as Prime Minister David Cameron prepares to outline UK government plans to accept more families fleeing Syria. | It comes as Prime Minister David Cameron prepares to outline UK government plans to accept more families fleeing Syria. |
Local authorities in Wales have said they are willing to "play their part" but asked for help to meet the costs. | Local authorities in Wales have said they are willing to "play their part" but asked for help to meet the costs. |
The Welsh government has said the UK government should pay as the matter is not devolved. | The Welsh government has said the UK government should pay as the matter is not devolved. |
Representatives from charities and local government are expected to be invited to the summit, at a date and location to be confirmed. | |
Public Services Minister Leighton Andrews and Communities Minister Lesley Griffiths will also attend. | |
A spokeswoman for the Welsh government said it was designed to ensure a "co-ordinated response" in Wales to the refugee crisis. |