Canada's International Development Minister Ahmed Hussain has announced a new fund of more than 270 million dollars for foreign aid projects in Bangladesh and Indo-Pacific regions.
He announced the support of the Canadian government in an event in the presence of Bangladeshi community leaders on Sunday (March 9).
Ahmed Hussain said, Canada is strengthening the long-term relationship between the people of Bangladesh and the people of the greater Indo-Pacific region.
We are creating a bright future for the global community by addressing the health care, women empowerment and climate change of the vulnerable population.
Other countries in the Indo-Pacific region, including Bangladesh 14 projects will be funded with new funding, and other foreign partners and donors are funding these projects.
According to the report of Global News, this move of the federal Liberal government is completely different from the Donald Trump government of the United States on the question of foreign foreign co-operation. Trump has suspended foreign financing through the US Agency for International Development (USAID).
US President Trump and co-head of the country's public skills department, billionaire Elon Musk, suspended foreign aid for 90 days after they took power, and they stopped aid programs around the world and gave leave to thousands of government workers.
The US President Trump and his government view the foreign aid program as a waste of taxpayers' money and claim that they support liberal political activities, but their critics say that such expenditure strengthens the position of the United States in the world and counters foreign intervention in the United States, which has been approached by US foreign aid workers and supporters, saying that the President has crossed the legal and constitutional jurisdiction of the federal government, which is the funding of the Congress funded federal agency.
Global News wrote that inclusive education in projects that Canada is providing support for The essence of these projects is the essence of training, gender equality, sexual and reproductive health and the rights of women and girls.
Other projects have kept the hydraulic change in mind, so that people can adapt to hostile environment and deal with poverty.
