If we get the resources we need, just like we did over the last 2 years, even with COVID economic crippling effect, we were able to avert famine and destabilization and mass migration because the United States Government responded along with countries like Germany that stepped up and others.
David Beasley: “If we get the resources we need, just like we did over the last 2 years, even with COVID economic crippling effect, we…”
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Beasley emphasizes the importance of U.S. resources in preventing famine and migration.
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At a minimum, an additional $5 billion dollars for food assistance from the United States will provide WFP and other aid agencies with the support we need to stem the rising tide of famine.
funding for food security programs, both relief and development, could do more to prevent and combat extremism than many other measures the U.S. takes.
Senator, before Ukraine, I was already declaring to the world we were facing the worst humanitarian crisis for the year 2022 that we have ever seen since World War II.
I think the United States now has the moral authority to demand of the other nations around the world to do more.