Question 15820 — international organizations

Summary

Mr. Arthur Delaporte draws the attention of the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs to the significant reduction announced in the French contribution to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. On the occasion of the Conference of the French-speaking alliance of health actors against HIV and chronic viral infections (AFRAVIH), bringing together more than 1,000 French-speaking actors engaged in the fight against the virus human immunodeficiency (HIV), Ms. Anne-Claire Amprou, French ambassador for global health, indicated on May 4, 2026 that the French contribution to the global fund would be reduced by approximately 50% “without taking into account the Initiative”. This statement constitutes the first public announcement relating to the level of this reduction. According to the information communicated, the French contribution to the global fund would increase from 1.596 billion euros for the cycle 2023-2025, including 300 million euros dedicated to the Initiative, to 660 million euros for the cycle 2026-2028, including only 60 million euros for the Initiative, an overall decrease of almost 60%. This reduction is causing great concern among global health stakeholders, even though international funding dedicated to the fight against HIV/AIDS is already experiencing significant strain. She intervenes also a few weeks before the United Nations high-level meeting on HIV/AIDS on June 22 and 23, 2026 in New York, intended to define the framework for international policies to combat HIV for the next five years. In this context, he asks what measures he is considering so that a substantial part of this contribution can actually be paid from the year 2026 as well as in the first quarter of 2027, in order to guarantee the continuity of prevention, screening and access to treatment programs supported by the global fund, but also how the 660 million euros promised by France will be distributed over 2026-2028 to ensure the continuity of funding for health programs in the countries, while the finance law for 2026 only provides for the payment of an arrears which was due in 2025 in 2026, and precisely what share will be paid in 2026, 2027 and 2028 from France.

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