Question 11575 — foreign policy

Summary

Ms. Céline Thiébault-Martinez draws the attention of the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs to the necessary French contribution to the Global Fund to fight HIV, tuberculosis and malaria. France has made the fight against HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria a priority of its global health strategy and remains, historically, the second contributor to the global fund behind the United States of America. Since 2010, the The number of HIV infections has fallen by a third, and since 2002, AIDS-related deaths have fallen by 73% and new infections by 61% in countries where the global fund invests. By 2023, the global fund had made it possible to provide treatment to 25 million people, helping to save millions of lives. However, these decades of progress are now threatened by the cessation of certain international funding and by cuts in public development assistance. The last replenishment of the global fund's resources, in November 2025, took place without a French contribution announcement, for the first time since the creation of the fund in 2002. This absence has a considerable human cost: it could lead to the death of 2 million people and compromise the progress made in the fight against HIV/AIDS. The Member wishes therefore know what is the precise amount that France intends to pay to the global fund for the current funding cycle and calls on the Government to maintain at least the 2022 contribution level, in order to continue to concretely support prevention, screening and treatment programs and to protect the most vulnerable populations. She wants to know the perspectives on this subject.

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