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Thank you @rafaelmgrossi for joining us at #Health20Dialogue today. The @G20Partnership is delighted to hear about the @iaeaorg leading role in #Covid_19 response and the crucial work on disease preparedness &response for zoonotic diseases by using nuclear-derived technologies.

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Today, we are delighted to have Director General @rafaelmgrossi @iaeaorg at our 4th #Health20Dialogue Series to discuss the IAEA's work on COVID-19 and their commitment to global health

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“During this global pandemic, we are reminded not of our differences, but how much we share.”

Thank you @sasan_goodarzi, CEO of @Intuit, for joining the Coronavirus #GlobalResponse.

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