US Corrects Typo in Nepal Aid Compact Announcement
Published Date: 1/29/2025
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Summary
The Millennium Challenge Corporation fixed a mistake in their January 2, 2025, notice about the Compact with Nepal. They corrected a wrong table to make sure everyone has the right info. This update helps keep the project on track without changing any money or deadlines.
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