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Signed partnership with China Ministry of Science and Technology to co-develop global health innovations
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Gates and China's Ministry of Science and Technology announced a strategic partnership in Beijing to support innovative research, development, and manufacturing of new health and agriculture products for global developing-country markets. The agreement positioned Chinese scientific capacity as a source of affordable innovation for the world's poorest, reversing the historical flow of technology strictly from rich to poor countries. The partnership prioritized vaccines, agricultural biotech, and diagnostics where Chinese manufacturers could produce high-quality products at prices accessible to the lowest-income markets.
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