Supported by this funding, Uhuru’s strategic plan to nip the virus in the bud will also help our country to avoid the dreaded second wave. With the groundwork already in place, EU-Kenya cooperation on Covid-19 research was able to commence almost as soon as signs of the virus’ global reach became evident. Collaboration in science, technology and innovation is indeed important for the future of both our country and that of our strategic partners. Such collaboration will take on an even more important role as we move into our new post Covid-19 reality. SEE ALSO: Covid-19: Kenya to stop testing asymptomatic patients after WHO reportWhile the coronavirus pandemic emphasised the need for collaboration to meet global health challenges, health is by no means the only field that requires shared innovation.

Source: Standard Digital June 16, 2020 12:00 UTC