Chinese Government makes 10th annual anti-malarial drug donation worth $320,184.43 (linked to ID#59101)

As part of a FOCAC commitment, the Chinese Embassy donated malaria medications to the DRC every year from 2006 to 2016 (see Project ID#59101). In 2015, the Chinese Government granted the 10th batch of malaria medications to the Government Democratic Republic of Congo. According to the Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Aid Management Platform (AMP), the monetary value of this grant commitment was $320,184.43. On March 13, 2015, the Chinese Embassy officially delivered these anti-malarial drugs to the Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Ambassador Wang and Minister Kabangge signed the drug handover certificate on behalf of the two governments and delivered a speech. The yearly donations are as follows: 2006: #19719 2007: #59102 2008: #59104 2009: #59105 2010: #59106 2011: #59108 2012: #59109 2013: #59111 2014: #53518 2015: #52957 2016: #58975

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The French project title is Médicaments anti-palutique. The Chinese Government characterizes the monetary value of this grant commitment as RMB 2 million, which is roughly equivalent to the USD monetary value record in the Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Aid Management Platform (AMP).

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