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Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs

Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, part of the Department of State, currently has 1 open and 0 forecasted funding opportunities on Grants.gov, plus 12 closed opportunities on record. It is linked to 4 federal assistance programs (Assistance Listings). The applicant types most often listed as eligible in its current notices are others (see notice).

Open and forecasted opportunities

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OpenALN 19.600

Egypt Annual Program Statement

Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs
Award range
Up to $25M
Closes
Jan 1, 2099
Who can apply
Others (see notice)
Source: Grants.govVerified yesterday

Who its current notices fund

  • Others (see notice)1

Funding categories

Assistance programs

ALNProgramActive opportunities
19.600Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs1
19.441ECA – American Spaces0
19.500Middle East Partnership Initiative0
19.601Syria Assistance Program0

Recently closed

Recently closed opportunities
OpportunityStatusAward rangeClosesALN
NEA/AC Regional Annual Program StatementBureau of Near Eastern Affairs
Closed$250K – $30MSep 30, 202619.600
Closed$1M – $1.54MSep 3, 202619.600
ClosedUp to $2.25MAug 25, 202519.600
American Corners in JordanBureau of Near Eastern Affairs
Closed$30K – $45KSep 9, 202419.441
Closed$3M – $3.22MJul 11, 202419.600
Tunisia Thomas Jefferson Scholarship ProgramBureau of Near Eastern Affairs
Closed$180K – $200KJul 8, 202419.600
Closed$500K – $1MJun 21, 202419.500
Student Leadership ProgramBureau of Near Eastern Affairs
Closed$1.85M – $9.25MSep 1, 202219.500
Closed$5M – $75MAug 2, 201919.601
Closed$500K – $2.45MJul 31, 201919.600

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