The Africa CDC applauds Egypt’s EDA for achieving WHO Maturity Level 3 for medicines and vaccines regulation, making Egypt the first African nation to do so and showcasing its leadership in enhancing regulatory excellence and health security. While recognizing this milestone, Africa CDC stresses the continent’s need to reach WHO Maturity Level 4 to ensure the safety and quality of medical products, reaffirming its commitment to supporting African countries in achieving this goal through collaboration with WHO, AMA, and Member States, as demonstrated by Egypt’s progress in advancing towards higher regulatory standards.
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President Donald Trump's withdrawal from the OECD minimum 15% global tax deal could potentially harm Africa, impacting efforts to curb multinational tax avoidance practices that have led to significant financial losses on the continent. Trump's executive order threatens protective measures against foreign countries that tax US companies, raising concerns about sovereignty and retaliatory tax regimes. The OECD global tax deal aims to ensure large multinationals pay a minimum level of tax in all jurisdictions, potentially...
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