Trump's Middle East funding strategies
The article discusses how Donald Trump's ambitions in the Middle East are funded through cutting foreign aid and adopting an approach focused on trade rather than assistance. The report notes that shifting funding from the U.S. Agency for International Development to the State Department has led to a reduction in staffing and expertise, raising questions about how Trump’s goals in the region will be achieved—especially as crises continue in several countries such as Iran, Gaza, Libya, Syria, and Yemen. The figures indicate a trend within the administration toward decreasing aid allocated to key areas, with an emphasis on revitalizing the economy and technology rather than direct support.
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