Ethiopia Commits $2M to Drive Eye Care Access for 41 Million Citizens by 2030
By: Our Staff Reporter Ethiopia Today (Addis Ababa), October 6, 2026: Ethiopia has launched a $2 million national healthcare initiative to extend essential eye health services to at least 41 million citizens by 2030. Announced at the inaugural Global Eye Health Summit in St. John
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