Backgrounder: Minister Hussen announces $41.15 million in development and humanitarian funding



During his trip to Guatemala and Honduras, the Honourable Ahmed Hussen, Minister of International Development, met with local authorities, partners representatives and beneficiaries with whom he discussed the challenges and barriers women and young people face daily. There, he announced $41.15 million in funding to tackle these issues.



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