Biden Administration $55 Billion For Africa?

[Truth7t7]

Whitehouse.gov

DECEMBER 13, 2023

FACT SHEET: Accelerating the U.S. – Africa Partnership After the 2022 U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit​

Since the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit in December 2022, President Biden kicked off an extraordinary year of U.S. engagement with Africa and made progress in delivering on our high-profile commitments announced during the Summit. The Biden-Harris Administration is over-delivering on our commitment to invest $55 billion in Africa over three years.

 

[Truth7t7]

Whitehouse.gov

DECEMBER 13, 2023

FACT SHEET: Accelerating the U.S. – Africa Partnership After the 2022 U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit​

Since the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit in December 2022, President Biden kicked off an extraordinary year of U.S. engagement with Africa and made progress in delivering on our high-profile commitments announced during the Summit. The Biden-Harris Administration is over-delivering on our commitment to invest $55 billion in Africa over three years.

Hard to believe, $55 Billion for Africa, as America is falling apart, I smell Obama in this one

 

[chevyontheriver]

Hard to believe, $55 Billion for Africa, as America is falling apart, I smell Obama in this one

How much cultural colonization is $55 billion supposed to buy?

 

[Semper-Fi]

Niger was a partner of the West until a military coup last year. the West African
country of Niger signed a preliminary agreement with Iran on uranium export.

Niger Ends US Alliance Amid Accusations Of Uranium Deal With Iran

Niger has ended its counterterrorism pact with the US over claims of secret talks to grant Iran access to its uranium.

www.iranintl.com

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[Arcangl86]

Hard to believe, $55 Billion for Africa,

Over the course of 3 years. Assuming the US budget is more or less the same over those three years that works out to be only about .3% of US spending. Spread over an entire continent. We are not talking a lot of money proportionally for the US.

as America is falling apart,

Eh. There are issues, but I wouldn't say we are falling apart. And the issues we have wouldn't be fixed for $18 billion a year.

I smell Obama in this one

Why? He's simply a private citizen now, if one with more influence then most.