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USAID Administrator Henrietta Fore Visits Uganda
USAID Administrator Henrietta Fore Visits Uganda
USAID Administrator Henrietta Fore Visits Uganda
Emphasizes Value of Private-Public Partnerships

Henrietta Holsman Fore, Administrator of USAID and Director of U.S. Foreign Assistance paid her first visit to Uganda as USAID Administrator from March 12 to March 16.  Mrs. Fore was accompanied on her visit by a delegation from Washington including Katherine J. Almquist, the Assistant Administrator for the Bureau for Africa.

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