Donald Trump & Sania Nishtar

Donald Trump: The Trump administration's sweeping cuts to international aid and its 'America First' health deals with African nations are exacerbating the health financing crisis on the continent.

Sania Nishtar: Sania Nishtar, GAVI chief executive, states that co-financing creates predictability in health funding, contrasting it with reliance on aid for basic services.

Donald Trump: President Trump's administration reversed a funding freeze, demonstrating influence over global health policy and aligning with congressional priorities.

Sania Nishtar: Gavi's CEO announced the alliance's move away from mercury-containing vaccines and expressed gratitude for resumed U.S. support.

Donald Trump: Donald Trump>>>, as President, initially allowed Robert F. Kennedy Jr.>>> to lead the decision on GAVI>>> funding, but now supports the State Department's re-engagement to resolve the issue.

Sania Nishtar: Sania Nishtar>>>, GAVI>>>'s chief executive, expressed encouragement regarding the United States>>>' re-engagement and emphasized the importance of unlocking congressional funds for global health security.

Donald Trump: Donald Trump>>>'s administration has been criticized for cuts to foreign aid and withdrawal from the World Health Organization>>>, which experts say have weakened global health response capabilities, though he has expressed concern about the outbreak and pledged some funding.

Sania Nishtar: Sania Nishtar>>>, chief executive of GAVI>>>, confirmed the availability of vaccine doses in the Democratic Republic of the Congo>>>.

Sania Nishtar: Sania Nishtar, chief executive of GAVI, emphasized the need to reach children in fragile and remote contexts, acknowledging the varied realities of immunization outcomes.