The Indonesian President, Goku Widodo, announced the inauguration of a global fund today, Sunday, to prepare to face the panels in the future, warning that the $ 1. 4 billion that has been raised so far is not enough.
The inauguration of the fund comes after a meeting of the Ministry of Health and Finance in the Group of Twenty G20 in Bali Island, Indonesia, before the G20 summit, which includes the leading economies in the world on the next Tuesday and Wednesday.
“I extend my thanks to all donor countries from the G20 and outside group and charitable institutions for their contribution, but the amount is not enough,” Widodo said via video technology from Cambodia, where he attends a regional summit.
“I wish more support for this fund,” Widodo added, pointing to his hope that the fund will help enhance the global health structure.
20 countries and three charitable institutions have pledged to provide $ 1.
4 billion to the fund, according to Consta, and Wikwa Dassa Noughara, the official in the Indonesian Ministry of Health..
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