By Our Reporter
Uganda has entered into a major health cooperation agreement with the United States worth approximately $2.3 billion, marking a significant boost for the country’s healthcare sector.
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| The partnership is designed to strengthen Uganda’s health system |
The partnership is designed to strengthen Uganda’s health system by improving service delivery, expanding access to essential medical care, and enhancing the fight against infectious diseases. Key areas of focus include disease prevention, improved treatment programs, health worker training, and the modernization of medical infrastructure across the country.
Officials say the funding will support long-term efforts to build a resilient healthcare system capable of responding to both current and emerging public health challenges, while also improving health outcomes for millions of Ugandans.
The agreement underscores continued collaboration between Uganda and its international partners in advancing public health and safeguarding national well-being.
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