Venstre Suggests Shifting Danish Development Aid Toward North Africa to Address Migration - The Copenhagen Post
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Development funds should be moved from the Caribbean and South America to the North African countries, believes the Liberal Party.
Venstre suggests shifting Danish development aid toward North Africa to address migration - The Copenhagen Post
Denmark should maintain its current foreign aid budget but change where the money goes, according to Jacob Jensen, foreign affairs spokesperson for Venstre, Denmark’s Liberal Party. Jensen told Ritzau that his party wants to continue spending 0.7 percent of gross national income on development aid annually. However, he wants more funding directed toward four or […]
Development funds must be moved from the Caribbean and South America to the North African countries, says the Liberal Party. Denmark must continue to spend 0.7 percent of its gross national income (GNI) on development aid per year. But the billions must be prioritized differently than they are spent today. This is the Liberal Party's new position on development policy, foreign affairs spokesman Jacob Jensen (V) tells Ritzau. The position is also…
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