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24 November 2016Africa

Benin accepts TRIPS protocol on affordable medicines

Benin yesterday accepted the 2005 protocol amending the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) agreement on TRIPS, a protocol intended to ease poorer WTO members’ access to affordable medicines.

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