In Ethiopia, the United States signed a bilateral global health cooperation MOU totaling $1.466 billion. In Botswana, the United States entered into a bilateral arrangement that increases Government of Botswana ownership of HIV clinical and community service delivery. In Madagascar, U.S. investments focus on malaria, maternal and child health, and global health security, while transitioning the infectious disease-focused community health workforce to national ownership. (More than $175 million total, more than $134 million in U.S. assistance, more than $41 million in recipient co-investment.) The United States remains committed to signing multi-year Bilateral MOUs on Global Health Cooperation in the coming weeks with dozens of countries receiving U.S. health assistance, advancing the America First Global Health Strategy.

Source: Ethiopian News December 24, 2025 01:51 UTC