The Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Women and Social Affairs, Bonga University, and the Russian Pan-African PPP Development Center are among the parties that have signed the deal, according to the official. This is reported by
ENA.

The development of medical centres, expected to cost more than US$250 million, will be funded by the Russian Pan-African PPP Development Center.

Official data indicates that the centres would primarily address issues related to family planning, vaccination, childbearing, ageing, and reproductive health, in addition to maternity and child health.

Additionally, 2000–5000 community members will be able to access a range of medical services at each of the medical centres.

Ethiopia has been connected to the Russian Pan-African PPP Development Center for over 126 years.

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