The French minister said that developing that the activities of development programs should be changed so that Europe could be “where there are interests.”
The European Union plays a “decisive role” in providing global assistance for development against the rear of a sudden temporary termination of USAID, but it has no funds to do so on its own. It was announced in a commentary at the Euraactiv Minister of Development of France Tanya Moyhammed Soiliha.
The sudden closure of USAID Trump at least 90 days made in Europe with everyone can search for an adequate answer. Two weeks later, the World of International Development woke up and realized that almost 55.8 billion euros of the United States, laid out on the budget for 2025, could literally disappear, media records.
“One of European’s urgent neighbors, Ukraine, will take the main blow, such as Balkans and Eastern Europe, which will directly receive the US assistance,” the point of publication.
The EU plans to intervene and add space, but there is not enough money.
“Europe itself cannot pay for output (USAID) … we must mobilize all the resources of financing, whether it is state, private, internal or international, in order to form a unique partnership,” The Minister of Francophonia and the international cooperation of France Tanya Moyhamed Soilhaha says.
According to him, the purpose and goal of the development programs should be evaluated so that Europe may be present where our interests are placed on the map ” – and reduce the size in regions with less strategic value.
Remember, on January 20, Donald Trump signed a command to suspend 90 days of all external programs before conducting inspections to determine if they match political purposes. USAID in Ukraine has received an order to stop all projects and costs to them.
The White House then published a list of losses and abuse in USAID.
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