European allies Sweden, Norway, and the Netherlands contributed $15 million for joint development projects through USAID, but the funds have remained unspent or unreturned since the Trump administration froze foreign aid. The lack of response from U.S. officials has raised concerns about Washington's financial reliability, with critics warning that abrupt contract cancellations and aid cuts are damaging both global development efforts and America's credibility as a partner.

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