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Three agreements be-
tween the United States and
Egypt, signed in Cairo in
the last two days of June,
boosted American agricul-
tural aid to the Sadat gov-
ernment to $120 million in
agricultural support and
reached the legal limit of
$230 million in other forms
of economic aid.
Statistics obtained from
the State Department and
the Department of Agricul-
ture established that during
the U.S. fiscal year which
ended June 30, Egypt and
Syria together received
more assistance under the
Agency for International
Development programs
than Israel, and Egypt alone
- received in dollar value more
than 13 times as much in ag-
ricultural commodities as
Israel.
Egypt, Syria and Jordan
combined reached agree-
ments with the United
States for more than 16
times as much as Israel in
agricultural products in the
12 month period. The State
Department - disclosed that
on June 29 an aid agreement
for $44,275,000 was signed
to finance the foreign ex-
change costs in the con-
struction of a grain silo in
Alexandria and another in
Cairo and also for building
ship unloading facilities in
Alexandria.
The next day another
aid agreement was signed
for $70 million for Ameri-
can agricultural and in-
dustrial machinery.
These two agreements
bring aid support to Egypt
for the year to $250 million.
This vas the sum asked by
the State Department for
Egypt and approved by Con-
gress.
Meanwhile, Syria has re-
ceived 'or will soon receive at
least $83 million of the $100
million that the State De-
partment had requested as
a contingency fund in the
year's aid budget. The
Egyptian-Syrian total of
$333 million compares with
the $324 million earmarked
for the year for Israel.
In the agricultural agree-
ment signed with Egypt,
also in a Cairo ceremony, as
the fiscal year closed, the
U.S. agreed to provide
Egypt with 50,000 addi-
tional tons of wheat or
wheat flour equivalent at a
value of $8 million. This
delivery will bring wheat.
supplies to Egypt for the
year to 650,000 tons at a
value of $110 million.
In addition, the U.S. is
supplying Egypt with
400,124 tons of tobacco
worth $10 million, bring-
ing the value of the farm
products to $120 million.
In the fiscal year, Syria
received 75,000 tons of
wheat and 25,000 tons of
rice with a value of $13.5
million and $9 million re-
spectively. Jordan obtained
40,000 tons of wheat for $6.8
million. In the same period,
Israel was provided 50,000
tons of wheat valued at $9
million.
The aid programs for
these three Arab countries
and Israel for the new fiscal
year has not yet been pre-
sented to Congress. Al-
though these presentations
are usually given in March,
they are being delayed this
year as part of the "reas-
sessment" by the President
of his Middle East policy.
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