U.S. approves $800 million boost for UN World Food Programme after recent aid reductions

The United States announced a new funding package for the UN World Food Programme. The package totals $800 million. The grant comes after a period of sharp reductions in U.S. humanitarian aid. Officials said the infusion will help sustain food assistance worldwide. The funding aims to address rising hunger and conflict‑driven crises. The announcement was reported by Modern Diplomacy. The move signals a shift in U.S. policy toward global food security. Stakeholders will monitor how the money is allocated to vulnerable populations.