American officials have agreed to use $20 million for aiding Somalia's famine and war against terrorism. The U.S. believes that Somalia's "critical emergency needs" need to be both addressed, along with promoting stability in Somalia's struggle for peace.

After being exhausted with the ongoing genocide in the Congo, United Nations officials and African leaders organized a structured plan to deal with the instability of the country. Although being criticized by other United Nations officials, there is still hope for the peacekeeping brigades being organized.