EU grants Ghana €32m to develop pharmaceutical industry


The European Union (EU) will advance a grant of 32 million euros to Ghana The European Union (EU) will advance a grant of 32 million euros to Ghana

The European Union (EU) is to advance a grant of 32 million euros for Ghana to support the development of vaccine manufacturing and the pharmaceutical industry in the country.

Under the EU initiative on the Manufacturing and Access to Vaccines, Medicines and Health Technologies (MAV+) which was initiated in 2021, part of the grant would be used to finance the construction of a vaccine manufac­turing plant in Ghana.

An agreement for the release of the grant was signed between Ghana and EU in Accra as part of the…



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