"By scaling-up PrEP, we're taking a giant leap towards achieving the target of ensuring that 95 percent of people at HIV risk use combination prevention. This action is fundamental to achieve our goal to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030," Perez said, according to local media.
"Declines in new infections differed markedly between countries and population groups, while the overall declines in both regions [East and Southern Africa] were not significant enough to achieve the 2025 continental target," Dr. Atuahene told the gathering in Accra.
"As international funding continues to shrink, domestic funding for HIV and AIDS must increase to ensure adequate investments in high-impact prevention, treatment and care services, social justice and programmatic enablers," the Ghanaian health expert said.