Biden administration working with Congress to provide $300 million for civilian assistance in Afghanistan

U.S. working to add $300 million in civilian aid to Afghanistan, says Blinken

Top U.S. military commanders are also seeking Pentagon approval to deploy an aircraft carrier near landlocked Afghanistan to help protect troops during their withdrawal from the country .

Antony Blinken: US to support Afghanistan with nearly $300 million

Image Source: ReutersAntony Blinken, US secretary of State in a statement on Wednesday said that America will provide “nearly $300 Million in additional civilian assistance to Afghanistan in regards to maintain gains of the past two decades.Blinken said that despite US withdrawal President Joe Biden vowed to continue supporting Afghanistan.“As part of our commitment to invest in and support the Afghan people, we are working with Congress to prov…

Biden Administration Seeking $300 Million in Aid to Afghanistan

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken says that the Biden administration is working with Congress to provide nearly $300 million in additional aid for Afghanistan in 2021."The funding will be targeted at sustaining and building on the gains of the past 20 years by improving access to essential services for Afghan citizens, promoting economic growth, fighting corruption and the narcotics trade, improving health and education service delivery, su…

U.S. working to add $300 million in civilian aid to Afghanistan

WASHINGTON — The Biden administration is working with Congress to provide an additional $300 million in civilian assistance to Afghanistan, U.S. Secretary of…

US providing $300M more in Afghan aid before withdrawal

Aid 'being made available now to demonstrate our enduring support for the Afghan people,' says Antony Blinken - Anadolu Agency

U.S. working to add $300 million in civilian aid to Afghanistan

The Biden administration is working with Congress to provide nearly $300 million in civilian aid to Afghanistan, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Wednesday, funds the Trump administration conditioned on progress in peace talks.