The United States Embassy in Ghana has responded to the nation's decision to walk away from a proposed bilateral health partnership.
Rolf Olson clarified that the agreement only required general, non-identifiable medical statistics and biological samples rather than private patient records.
Although President Mahama labelled the terms degrading and local leaders worried about national autonomy, the US emphasised its long-standing financial contributions.… See moreThe United States Embassy in Ghana has responded to the nation's decision to walk away from a proposed bilateral health partnership.
Rolf Olson clarified that the agreement only required general, non-identifiable medical statistics and biological samples rather than private patient records.
Although President Mahama labelled the terms degrading and local leaders worried about national autonomy, the US emphasised its long-standing financial contributions.
Because the two governments failed to finalise a memorandum of understanding, American officials are currently withdrawing funding for ongoing medical initiatives while maintaining that future dialogue remains possible. See less
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