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Cameroon honors Africa during the Global Fund’s sixth replenishment conference

Cameroon honors Africa during the Global Fund’s sixth replenishment conference
  • Comments   -   Friday, 11 October 2019 15:14

(Business in Cameroon) - During the Global Fund’s sixth replenishment conference in Lyon, France, held last October 9-10, Cameroon contributed XAF3 billion.

Cameroon’s contribution was one of the largest provided by an African country. Only Nigeria, with CFA F 7 billion, contributed more than Cameroon. Most of the other African contributions were not even over CFA F 1 billion.

The aim of the sixth replenishment conference was to raise $14 billion to fight against AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis. Let’s note that Cameroon is one of the beneficiaries of this Global Fund.

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