U.S. Foreign Assistance

U.S. foreign assistance involves providing financial aid, resources, and support to other countries to promote global stability, development, and diplomatic relationships. It includes aid for economic growth, health, education, disaster relief, and security. By investing in other nations, the U.S. aims to reduce poverty, promote democracy, prevent conflicts, and address shared challenges like climate change and health threats. This assistance fosters international cooperation, boosts U.S. strategic interests, and supports global stability, ultimately benefiting both recipient countries and the United States.