Building the foreign assistance infrastructure the people deserve [Washington Examiner] ↳

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Two former Trump-era State Department and USAID officials argue in this op-ed that Washington risks defaulting to U.N. transfers and outsourced implementation unless it rebuilds dedicated foreign assistance staffing, embassy-level coordination, and accountability infrastructure.

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