日本は開発途上国に対し、２０億円の包括援助を保証しました。の英語

Japan guaranteed a 2 billion yen aid package to developing countries.

Japan has promised 500 million dollars in financial aid.

Japan Pledges 800 Billion Yen to Myanmar

Several countries including Japan have announced that they will provide financial support.

The Japanese government is also sending 25 million yen worth of emergency relief goods such as tents and blankets.

The Japanese government has sent relief supplies worth 55 million yen.

The Japanese government will pay for its construction, and the Center will be run with help from Japan.

The country appealed to Japan for help.

They voted aid for the underdeveloped countries in Asia

The large amount of money from Japan became a great source of support for the project.

The President decided to provide developing countries with sufficient aid.

The construction company, one of our clients, has been doing about 2 billion yen worth of construction.

secure the assistance of by granting a subsidy, as of nations or military forces

The organization offered assistance to developing countries.

Recently a U.S. company announced a 2.2-billion-yen space travel plan.

I was asked to assist a company that aims to operate in Japan.

A Japanese businessman bought the artwork for 200 million yen.

The Japanese government asked the United States for help in saving the hostages.

Next-generation development support program is a scheme that the national and local governments and private companies cooperatively implement to support children and/or families with children who will open up the future of Japan.

aid (such as economic or military assistance) provided to one nation by another

Dragons' Victory Likely to Have 20-Billion-Yen Economic Impact

About 40 billion yen will be used for peacebuilding efforts in areas inhabited by ethnic minorities.

At the conference on Afghanistan's reconstruction, Japan announced plans to help with landmine removal.

Although the leaders had different views on the matter, they agreed to contribute a total of $1.5 billion in humanitarian aid to Syria and neighboring countries.

The Japanese government helps many developing countries improve their education facilities.

Japan needs to reexamine its foreign aid policy in the near future.

The monetary base of the Bank of Japan was about 2 billion yen in March, 2013.

At the summit, United Nations (U.N.) Secretary-General Kofi Annan said that emergency aid of about 977 million dollars will be needed over the next six months.

Japan has dispatched the Disaster Relief Medical Team to Vanuatu.

In 1993, she set up a foundation to support Japanese war orphans who returned from China.