تعريف foreign aid في الإنجليزية الإنجليزية القاموس.
Aid, such as economic or military assistance, offered by one nation to another. Transfer of capital, goods, or services from one country to another. Foreign aid may be given in the form of capital transfers or technical assistance and training for either civilian or military purposes. Its use in the modern era began in the 18th century, when Prussia subsidized some of its allies. After World War II, foreign aid developed into a more sophisticated instrument of foreign policy. International organizations, such as the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, were created to provide aid to war-ravaged countries and newly freed colonies. Foreign aid is often given with conditions attached, such as the requirement that all or part of it be used to buy goods from the donor country. See also International Monetary Fund; Marshall Plan; World Bank
transfer of wealth from the poor people of a rich country to the rich people of a poor country
Same as development assistance, which consists of international transfers through loans or outright grants, either directly from one country to another or indirectly from one country to another via a multilateral assistance agency like the World Bank
The international transfer of public funds in the form of loans or grants either directly from one government to another (bilateral assistance) or indirectly through the vehicle of a multilateral assistance agency like the World Bank See also tied aid, private foreign investment, and nongovernmental organizations