UK aid cuts reduce bilateral support to African countries
The UK's foreign aid budget cuts will result in reductions of up to 90% in bilateral support to some African countries, according to newly released Foreign Office figures. Critics argue these cuts send a negative message about Britain's role and commitment on the global stage. The Foreign Office has now provided a detailed breakdown showing how individual countries will be affected over the next three years.
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UK aid cuts ‘reduce bilateral support to some African countries by 90%’
The UK's foreign aid cuts will result in reductions of up to 90% in bilateral support to some African countries, according to Foreign Office figures revealed in the department's annual report. Critics argue these cuts send a negative message about the UK's intended role in international affairs. The report provides a detailed breakdown of how the aid budget reductions will impact individual countries over the next three years.
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