US and Ethiopia sign $1.5 billion health sector agreement

December 22, 2025

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The United States and Ethiopia have signed a $1.5 billion agreement in the health sector. This pact aims to bolster Ethiopia's health services.

The United States and Ethiopia have entered into a $1.5 billion agreement focused on the health sector. This deal, as reported by Addis Fortune, signals renewed US engagement with Ethiopia's health initiatives. While specific details on implementation remain limited, the pact underscores efforts to strengthen health services in the country. Addis Fortune, Ethiopia's leading business news source, highlights this development amid broader economic ties. The agreement reflects ongoing international cooperation in vital sectors like health.

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