Pakistan gets €350m aid from UK

Britain will give Pakistan £240m (€349.1m) over the next three years to help it fight poverty and promote government accountability.

Pakistan gets €350m aid from UK
Tue, 01 Mar, 2005 - 14:53

Britain will give Pakistan £240m (€349.1m) over the next three years to help it fight poverty and promote government accountability.

The funds are also aimed at improving primary education and health care facilities, British International Development Minister Gareth Thomas said in the capital Islamabad today.

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