President Bush explains cooperative efforts between African countries and the United States to fight AIDS and HIV epidemic.

Posted by Staff on June 13, 2005 |

President Bush says that through cooperation between the United States and some African countries, over 200,000 people have received treatment for HIV/AIDS. He claims they are moving closer to their five-year goal of ensuring that almost two million of those infected are treated for their illness. He stresses the United States’ commitment to help curb the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Africa. (:35)

 
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June 13, 2005
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