Mahama unveils HINGE digital platform to streamline health investment and regulation in Africa
President John Dramani Mahama has announced the introduction of a digital platform designed to reduce regulatory and financial barriers facing investors and innovators in Africa’s health sector.
President John Dramani Mahama has unveiled a digital platform called HINGE, aimed at streamlining health investment and regulation in Africa. The Health Investment and National Gateway Enabler was presented at the Health Plenary of the Alamein Africa Forum in Alamein, Egypt, on October 3. HINGE is designed to reduce regulatory and financial barriers for investors and innovators in Africa's health sector, working in collaboration with the African Medicines Agency, Institut Pasteur, and AfroChampions.
The platform is intended to streamline regulation, clinical validation, and commercialisation into a unified process for those seeking to operate within Africa's health sector. Mahama also announced the deployment of dedicated task forces and a Reform Interlock Observatory through the Accra Reset Presidential Council to track capital flows, monitor policy commitments, and address non-tariff barriers affecting regional value chains.
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