LUSAKA, Zambia (AN) – In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, African and European governments have built a new diplomatic bridge to promote scientific cooperation between researchers and innovators.
Co-created by the African Union and European Union, the A.U.-E.U. Innovation Agenda launched in July 2023 with 1 billion euros in backing from European sources, among others, to help researchers and innovators create products, services, businesses and jobs.
Science Diplomacy — Africa — African Union — European Union — Zambia — A.U.-E.U. Innovation Agenda — European Commission — European Investment Bank — Egypt — Nigeria — Rwanda — Senegal — South Africa — Ghana — Africa Medicines Agency — African Development Bank Group — African Pharmaceutical Technology Foundation — U.N. Development Program (UNDP) — HealthTech Hub Africa — African Space Agency — G20 — Science Diplomacy Capital for Africa (SDCfA) — In Depth
