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Zambia signs health deal with US after removal of data-sharing clauses

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Briefings

Zambia signed a health deal with the United States, but the agreement explicitly excluded any access to the country's mineral resources. This decision occurred after the US removed data-sharing clauses from previous negotiations, allowing Zambia to proceed without requiring US data access for health initiatives.

Key points

• Zambia signed a health deal with the United States, but the agreement explicitly excluded any access to the country's mineral resources.
• The US removed data-sharing clauses from previous negotiations, allowing Zambia to proceed without requiring US data access for health initiatives.

Context

Zambia signed a health deal with the United States, but the agreement explicitly excluded any access to the country's mineral resources. This decision occurred after the US removed data-sharing clauses from previous negotiations, allowing Zambia to proceed without requiring US data access for health initiatives.

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