A TRANS-ATLANTIC “bridge” connecting Africa and the Caribbean to improve cooperation on health is underway,...
POWERFUL: Barbados PM Mia Mottley
The trans-Atlantic bridge is expected to develop and manufacture up to 60% of essential, contemporary pharmaceuticals for people living in the Caribbean, and Africa Latin America by 2040. “I want to dearly thank President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali, President Paul Kagame and President von der Leyen for recognizing the importance of this venture and congratulate all stakeholders who have been instrumental in developing this pharmaceutical transatlantic bridge between Africa and Latin America and the Caribbean.”
Speaking about the trans-Atlantic bridge, President of Guyana, Irfaan Ali, said: “I am honoured to be a part of this groundbreaking initiative that is a testimony to true South-South cooperation.
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