Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Bill Gates announced on Monday that the Gates Foundation plans to allocate the majority of its $200 billion spending over the next two decades to Africa. This commitment was made during an African Union gathering in Addis Ababa.
The funding aims to address critical challenges faced by the continent. The Gates Foundation will work with African partners to identify and support initiatives that drive progress in health, agriculture, and other key sectors.
This significant investment underscores the Gates Foundation's long-term commitment to supporting development and improving lives across Africa. The announcement signals a renewed focus on collaborative efforts to achieve sustainable and equitable outcomes.