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US shutters 5 embassies in Africa and Asia
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump announced a plan to close five American embassies and consulates in Africa and Asia, aiming to cut costs and reactivate diplomatic missions that were previously closed in Syria, Libya, and Venezuela. The closures include embassies in Grenada, Nagoya, Maidan, Winnipeg, and Dwala, resulting in an estimated annual savings of approximately $4.4 million, while maintaining a small staff at these offices. This step is part of a broader strategy to streamline diplomatic operations and achieve cost savings, even as the United States prepares to reopen missions in Syria and Libya in an effort to restore its diplomatic presence in those countries.
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