Italy and Bolivia are increasing cooperation in the health sector. Minister for Foreign Affairs of that Latin American country David Coquehuanca and Italian Ambassador to La Paz Placido Vigo signed an agreement on a programme for collaboration on improving the conditions for exercising the right to health. The 3-year initiative is supported by the Farnesina and will be financed mainly through an assistance loan of approximately 21.5 million EUR. Read more, in Italian.
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