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A Year In Iraq
$3.3 billion in U.S. aid fixed schools, vaccinated millions of children, restored electricity and created Iraq’s first democratic councils.
The emergency relief and reconstruction aid delivered to Iraq during the 12 months since the fall of Saddam Hussein in April, 2003, was the biggest U.S. foreign aid program since the Marshall Plan, delivering $3.3 billion in help to Iraq’s people.
This text explains how the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) have supported Iraq's recovery from three decades of tyranny and mass murder.
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State Senator Fred Whiting Speaks to Journalists and Students About U.S. Elections
Fred Whiting, a member of the South Dakota Legislature who has lived abroad for decades and has trained political and business leaders in many developing countries, spoke about the upcoming U.S. presidential elections at the Dubai Press Club on October 6.Senator Whiting explained many of the intricacies of the U.S. political system, including the electoral college (and its role in the controversial 2000 election)(complete text)
General Castellaw visits Dubai Media City
U.S. Embassy Abu Dhabi and U.S. Consulate Dubai welcomed Major General John Castellaw, Chief of Staff CENTCOM, on his visit to Dubai Media City on August 19, 2004. General Castellaw met with Abdulhamid Juma, the CEO of Media City, who briefed him on Media’s City’s goals and many accomplishments to date.(complete text)
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