Zambia and United States to sign $3.6 bn health partnership after revising data‑sharing clause

Zambia and the United States are set to sign a five-year health partnership worth $3.6 billion on Thursday. The agreement has been revised to drop provisions requiring the sharing of patient information and specimens. It represents a substantial commitment to health cooperation in Zambia, with the revised terms changing how sensitive health material is handled under the deal.

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