Syria: Join Justine Greening for a video discussion on the humanitarian crisis
Watch the Google Hangout panel debate live at 1.30pm (UK time), Wednesday 18 September - and post your questions online.
Development Secretary Justine Greening meets a young Syrian refugee in Lebanon. Picture: Scott Hornby/The Sun
Two million people have been forced to flee Syria since the crisis began, and more than 100,000 people have been killed, according to the United Nations.
The UK has committed £400 million to help those affected by the conflict – our largest ever response to a humanitarian crisis.
We are providing food, medical care and relief items for over a million people including those affected by the fighting within Syria and to refugees in neighbouring Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey and Iraq.
International Development Secretary Justine Greening says Britain can be proud of the leading role it is playing in responding to the humanitarian crisis. This is your chance to put questions to both her and Executive Director of the World Food Programme, Ertharin Cousin.
Join them for a live video discussion at 1.30pm (UK time) on Wednesday 18 September 2013, hosted by Ros Atkins from BBC World Have Your Say.
How to take part
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Watch the live broadcast and add your questions and comment on Google+
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On Twitter, tweet your question or comment with the hashtag #BBCSyria
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Or email worldhaveyoursay@bbc.com and text questions to 077 86 20 60 80
See the impact of UK aid
Video: See how UK aid is helping Syrians who have fled the fighting
See also
- Syria crisis: Latest updates on UK aid
- Prime Minister: World must not fail a generation of Syrians