Summary

First Taiwan-Africa Heads of State Summit - Taipei Declaration (2007)

The leaders express their concern that Africa, especially Sub-Saharan Africa, is the part of the world most seriously affected by HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, and other diseases. These diseases threaten the development, social harmony, political stability, lives and dignity of mankind, and place an enormous burden on African economies and societies. The leaders therefore agree to increase resources, including human and capital, in prevention and treatment.
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First Taiwan-Africa Heads of State Summit - Taipei Declaration (2007)

The Summit believes that for Africa to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, their own efforts will not suffice, hence additional resources and assistance from the international community must be sought. The leaders agree that social and political conflicts as well as civil wars pose the greatest challenge for economic and social development in Africa. The leaders wish to fulfill their duties and responsibilities as members of the global village.
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