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US Signs $2.3 Billion in Africa Health Deals Under America First Strategy
The United States has signed nearly $2.3 billion in new bilateral global health agreements with Botswana, Madagascar, Sierra Leone, and Ethiopia, the State Department said on Dec. 23, advancing the Trump administration’s America First Global Health Strategy and its push to tie foreign health aid to measurable performance and co-investment. The four memorandums of understanding (MOU), signed on Dec. 22 and 23, commit the United States to almost $…
The United States has signed four Global Health Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) with Madagascar, Sierra Leone, Botswana and Ethiopia, representing a total commitment of nearly USD 2.3 billion, with the aim of strengthening the health resilience of these countries. According to the US State Department, "each protocol sets specific criteria, strict deadlines and sanctions for non-performance", with a strict performance monitoring framework, in or…
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