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Key Points
The Peace Corps is celebrating 65 years of sending Americans to help in other countries. Since 1961, nearly 250,000 volunteers have served in 144 nations to build better opportunities for people in need and represent American values abroad.
A new branch called the Tech Corps has been launched to share American technology with the world. This program sends volunteers with technical skills to help other countries use artificial intelligence (AI) to improve their public services like healthcare and education.
The government plans to reduce excessive bureaucracy within the Peace Corps. This means cutting down on complicated paperwork and office rules so that more money and effort can go directly to the volunteers and their projects in the field.
The statement emphasizes that these volunteer efforts are meant to put American interests and citizens first. By sharing American expertise and leadership, the program aims to help other countries find lasting success while maintaining a strong U.S. presence globally.
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