The EU sends 50 million euros to Africa to mitigate drought
The European Commission has decided to release 50 million euros in emergency humanitarian aid to alleviate food shortages and other supply problems caused by protracted drought in four countries in eastern and central Africa – according to a news release from the Brussels body.
Christopher Stilianides, Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management said that the EU aid, which is mainly intended for food supplies, will help the livelihoods of those affected by the drought. (mfor.hu)
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