United States — United States Agency for International Development & European Union

United States — United States Agency for International Development: The United States — United States Agency for International Development is a U.S. government agency that will hold a controlling 74% stake in the TRIPP Development Company, mobilizing private capital for the project.

European Union: Armenia has pursued closer relations with the European Union, including an accession process, which has contributed to Russia's displeasure.

United States — United States Agency for International Development: The United States — United States Agency for International Development experienced severe budget cuts and layoffs under Donald Trump's administration, leading to a diminished capacity to respond to health crises like the Ebola outbreak in affected countries.

European Union: A spokesperson for the European Union>>> stated that the risk of an Ebola outbreak in Europe is 'very low', indicating monitoring of the situation but no immediate alarm for the region.

United States — United States Agency for International Development: The dismantling of the United States — United States Agency for International Development>>> last year has been warned to cripple surveillance systems crucial for outbreaks.

European Union: The European Union is mentioned as a potential location for treating US citizens exposed to Ebola, though the focus is primarily on Kenya.

United States — United States Agency for International Development: The United States — United States Agency for International Development provided US$4.6 million in reimbursable funding for Front End Engineering and Design for Mkango's Songwe Hill project.

European Union: The European Union's Critical Raw Materials Act has selected Mkango's Songwe and Puławy projects as Strategic Projects, and the commissioning of the HyProMag GmbH plant supports EU industrial and climate policy objectives.

United States — United States Agency for International Development: The United States — United States Agency for International Development, which previously provided over 40% of global humanitarian funding, had its budget slashed by 83% by the Donald Trump administration, severely impacting its programs.