Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Award Will Facilitate the Creation of a National Action Plan Among Public and Private Sector Armenian Actors, Facilitate Research on Wheat Diseases to Safeguard America's Wheat Supply, and Conduct Training on the Importance of Importing Quality Wheat (such as U.s. Wheat), and Food Safety Testing for Milling and Baking. This Agreement Advances the Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA) Between the United States and Armenia Through Food Safety, Trade Diversification, and Technical Assistance to Increase U.s. Market Opportunity. No Sub-awards Are Anticipated.
Committed
$241,850
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