A study was carried out by the FORSS consortium which includes (ITPC-MENA, Solidarité SIDA, AGD, ATP+, Al Shehab RdR Maroc, and M-Coalition). This recently developed report analyzes the impact of the COVID-19 pandemicRead More
A new US$ 7.5 million programme to strengthen sustainable access to HIV prevention, treatment, and care for marginalised groups in the Middle East and North Africa has been approved by the board ofRead More
ITPC-MENA has been a an active member in the USAID-supported LINKAGES project and we are proud to share that ITPC-MENA and the other partners in this project designed an interactive toolkit to strengthenRead More
HIV: Sustainability of services for key populations in MENA region One of the key roles of the MENA H Coalition, within its role as the Applicant of the Global Fund supported Middle EastRead More
Global Village – 22nd International AIDS Conference Amsterdam 23-27 July 2018 The International Treatment Preparedness Coalition ITPC-MENA, M-Coalition and The Arab Foundation for Freedoms and Equality AFEMENA will host the MENA Networking ZoneRead More
This section will provide an update on where grants are at in all MENA countries. Most have recently been approved or should be approved soon. This is a particularly relevant time to provideRead More
ITPC-MENA continues as the host for the Middle East and North Africa region As a key component of the Global Fund’s Community, Rights and Gender Strategic Initiative, the Regional Platform for Communication andRead More
The 9th International AIDS Society Conference on HIV / AIDS 2017 : Bristol-Myers Squibb extends its voluntary license on Atazanavir to Egypt, a victory for ITPC-MENA Today, at the World Conference on AIDS,Read More
Source: makemedicinesaffordable Author: Othoman Mellouk, Intellectual Property and Access to Medicines Lead at the International Treatment Preparedness Coalition (ITPC). Article first published on the Huffington Post here. We’re calling for a compulsory licenseRead More
Beirut, Lebanon, 12–14 July 2017 By the end of 2015, the estimated number of people living with HIV in the Region had reached 330 000. With a continuously growing epidemic coupled with lowRead More
