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Unitaid president Frenchman Philippe Douste-Blazy (C) speaks as Norwegian foreign secretary Jonas Gahr Stoere (R) looks on during the announcement of a new partnership aimed at providing affordable malaria medicines to millions of children in exposed areas, in Oslo on April 17, 2009. The The facility will initially be offered to 10 nations in Africa -- Benin, Ghana, Kenya, Madagascar, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania and Uganda -- as well as Cambodia. Sharing the initial cost of 225 million dollars (172 million euros) over two years will be Britain and UNITAID, an international drug-buying facility created by France and supported by 27 other nations. AFP PHOTO / Berit Roald / SCANPIX
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Oslo, NORWAY |
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ROALD, BERIT |
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17 Aprilie 2009 |
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