Syria Annual Program Statement from the US Department of State Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
Open competition for organisations to submit a statement of interest for foreign assistance programmes in Syria, in sectors including energy, agriculture, workforce training, regional economic integration and economic recovery in conflict affected areas. Applicants must be able to operate in Syria and to obtain the registrations and permits this requires.
Open competition for organisations to submit a statement of interest for foreign assistance programmes in Syria, in sectors including energy, agriculture, workforce training, regional economic integration and economic recovery in conflict affected areas. Applicants must be able to operate in Syria and to obtain the registrations and permits this requires.
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