SharedUK to merge aid department with foreign ministry

[Return Of Undertaker]

SharedUK to merge aid department with foreign ministry

Mr Johnson announced the changes in parliamentImage caption: Mr Johnson announced the changes in parliament
The UK government is to merge its foreign ministry with the department for international development.

Announcing the decision in parliament, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the move would enable Britain to make the most of its aid budget which is the third biggest in the world.

This may signal a desire to align the UK's development commitments with its foreign policy and it could have an effect on funding of some projects on the continent, going by Mr Johnson's comments:

Quote Message: We give as much aid to Zambia as we do to Ukraine, though the latter is vital for European security.
We give as much aid to Zambia as we do to Ukraine, though the latter is vital for European security.

Quote Message: We give 10 times as much aid to Tanzania as we do to the six countries of the western Balkans, who are acutely vulnerable to Russian meddling."
We give 10 times as much aid to Tanzania as we do to the six countries of the western Balkans, who are acutely vulnerable to Russian meddling."

The leader of the opposition Labour party, Sir Kier Starmer, said it was a blatant attempt to distract attention from the government's poor record on the economy and its tackling of the coronavirus.

Quote Message: If poverty offers you a piece of cloth pay attention to its name." from An Akan proverb from Ghana sent by Charles Ampofo in Basingstoke, UK.
If poverty offers you a piece of cloth pay attention to its name."
An Akan proverb from Ghana sent by Charles Ampofo in Basingstoke, UK.

We leave you with this picture of a cyclist in Uganda's capital, Kampala, on a mission to deliver medicine to vulnerable people. Read his full story on the Instagram account below.

 

[Richard]

SharedUK to merge aid department with foreign ministry
View attachment 1480754
AFPCopyright: AFP

Mr Johnson announced the changes in parliamentImage caption: Mr Johnson announced the changes in parliament
The UK government is to merge its foreign ministry with the department for international development.

Announcing the decision in parliament, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the move would enable Britain to make the most of its aid budget which is the third biggest in the world.

This may signal a desire to align the UK's development commitments with its foreign policy and it could have an effect on funding of some projects on the continent, going by Mr Johnson's comments:


The leader of the opposition Labour party, Sir Kier Starmer, said it was a blatant attempt to distract attention from the government's poor record on the economy and its tackling of the coronavirus.


We leave you with this picture of a cyclist in Uganda's capital, Kampala, on a mission to deliver medicine to vulnerable people. Read his full story on the Instagram account below.

It is because those Balkan states have their economies still crawling and mismanaged and UFISADI is still common..

Each of these states aim to be part of what would be future enlargement of European Union and thay have to pass democracy and transmission scores.

Until then they are in waiting list of pro EU waiting program.

Tanzania has nothing to do with all that nonsense she carries on with its own agenda, fight UFISADI, GOOD Governance and managing government expenditure and financing infrastructure to boots her economy.

After all, UK will still be giving aid to Tanzania although this will be at the lowered level.

NB:

You forgot to fly this to your international audience.