USAID Announces $37M Investment In Initiative To Build Resilience In Egypt’s Agricultural Sector

USAID: Building Resilience in Egypt’s Agriculture Sector Through an Investment of $37 Million from the United States
“[Yesterday], U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Mark Green announced the establishment of the Egypt Rural Business Strengthening project. The initiative will invest $37 million, including funds for Feed the Future, to build resilience in Egypt’s agricultural sector, which will advance food security, prosperity, and ultimately self-reliance for Egyptians…” (3/25).

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