USAID to allocate $64 mln to strengthen Georgia’s self-reliance, Euro-Atlantic aspirations
USAID said that they are standing with the Georgian people in these difficult times. Photo: 2020news.
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The Georgian parliament has ratified amendments to the USAID Development Assistance Agreements with the government of Georgia which allows USAID/Georgia to move forward with more than $64 million in funding to strengthen Georgia's self-reliance and Euro-Atlantic aspirations, USAID in Georgia reported earlier today.
During these difficult times, we reaffirm our support for the Georgian people.USAID is proud to continue to partner with Georgia on deepening democratic development, supporting inclusive economic growth, and countering malign influence,” said the statement.
Georgia’s Parliament ratified amendments to our Development Assistance Agreements with the Government of Georgia. This allows us to move forward with more than $64 million in @USAID funding to strengthen Georgia's self-reliance. @usingeo @GovernmentGeo @parliament_ge @USAIDEurope pic.twitter.com/evq4SyrIkD
— USAID Georgia (@USAIDGeorgia) April 24, 2020
- Georgia has received 4.3 bln in financial aid from US in past 28 years
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Last week the US allocated an additional $600,000 to help bolster Georgia’s healthcare system in the face of the COVID-19 crisis.