US EditionJapan to Donate $550 Million to Gavi Vaccine Alliance over Five Years
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[NHK] Prime Minister Ishiba met with Bill Gates, the founder of the American IT giant Microsoft, who is working to combat infectious diseases in developing countries, and the Japanese government...
Japan vows up to $550 mil for vaccines for children in developing nations
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba pledged Tuesday that Japan will contribute up to $550 million over the next five years to an organization responsible for supplying vaccines to children in developing countries, a lawmaker said. Ishiba conveyed the plan during a meeting at his office with Microsoft Corp founder Bill Gates,…
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba met with visiting Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates at the Prime Minister's official residence today to exchange views on infectious disease countermeasures in developing countries such as Africa. Japan is expected to provide up to US$550 million over the next five years to the Global Vaccine Alliance (GAVI), which promotes vaccine access.
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