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G20HDP marks World AIDS Day

To mark World Aids Day, the G20 Health and Development Partnership teamed up ITN Productions, the British HIV Association, the Elton John AIDS Foundation and the Terrence Higgins Trust to talk about the critical importance of tackling HIV/AIDS.

Listen to Convenor Alan Donnelly, Global Ambassador Dame Angela Eagle MP and Dr. Philippe Duneton and Dr. Nabeel Goheer from Unitaid and PATH about how the partnership and its members are working to end AIDS by 2030 and to help achieve UN SDG3.

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CALL TO ACTION to G20 Leaders, Health and Finance Ministers was the result of the #H20Summit with recommendations on strengthening the global health architecture, sustainable health financing and renewed commitment toward global health challenges.

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It was a pleasure to moderate the #H20Summit hosted by the @G20Partnership at the @WHO’s headquarters in Geneva. The Summit was opened by WHO Director-General @DrTedros and brought together G20 policymakers & international organizations to discuss the future of global health

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