The deal forms part of the United States’ America First Global Health Strategy, which promotes sustainable and country-led health partnerships.
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Dar es Salaam. Tanzania and the United States have signed a five-year bilateral global health Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) worth $3.1 billion (about Sh8 trillion), marking a major shift towards a long-term partnership aimed at strengthening the country’s health system and improving preparedness for future public health challenges.
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