Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates urges South Korea to increase aid for global health

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SEOUL - Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates called on Tuesday (Aug 16) for South Korea to play a bigger role in global health and to increase aid, working with his foundation to strengthen the fight against diseases. 'This is a crisis moment for global health. This is also a fantastic time for our foundation to strengthen partnership with (South)...

Microsoft founder Bill Gates attends a forum of the first China International Import Expo in Shanghai on Nov 5, 2018.SEOUL - Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates called on Tuesday for South Korea to play a bigger role in global health and to increase aid, working with his foundation to strengthen the fight against diseases.

Mr Gates arrived in South Korea late on Monday to sign an agreement with the government and outline their work on global health security, improvements to health equality and the fight against infectious diseases. Mr Gates also highlighted the country's vaccine manufacturing, diagnostic manufacturing, R&D capabilities and diagnostic capabilities as strengths.

 

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