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The U.S. State Department announced that it has prepared more than 1,200 tons of ready-to-eat food and ingredients to produce an additional 11,200 tons of food for nearly one million children suffering from severe malnutrition. Aid will be provided to 13 of the world's poorest countries, including 12 in Africa. The article, "The World's Poorest Countries Receive Aid from the U.S.," comes from the website Wszystko co mojego.
The U.S. Department of State announced that it has prepared over 1,200 tons of ready-to-eat food and ingredients to produce an additional 11,200 tons of food for nearly a million children suffering from severe malnutrition. The aid will go to 13 countries around the world, including 12 in Africa. >>> More and more dogs and cats are traveling by train. The decision to provide this aid. The article, "The U.S. will send food to 13 of the poorest co…
12 African nations selected for U.S. $93 million emergency food assistance program – Cocorioko
12 African nations selected for U.S. $93 million emergency food assistance program SOLOMON EKANEM 08 August 2025 04:24 PM The United States has announced a $93 million emergency food assistance program for thirteen nations, including twelve in Africa, where conflict, climate shocks, and economic instability have pushed millions into acute food insecurity. Screenshot The United States announced a $93 million emergency food assistance package aime…
U.S. to send food aid worth $93 million to South Sudan, 12 other countries - Radio Tamazuj
The United States Government intends to provide $93 million in food aid to South Sudan, 11 other African countries, and Haiti, the State Department said on Thursday. The aid aims at treating nearly 1 million children struggling with malnutrition in South Sudan, Mali, Niger, Ethiopia, Sudan, Nigeria, Madagascar, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Kenya, Chad, and Haiti. The new development follows the Trump …
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