Mr Pate underscored the role of private sector investment models and public-private partnerships as vital complements to government-led reforms.
The bond will go into effect on August 20.
The former president urged African leaders to shift from hand-wringing to action in response to the global health crisis.
According to the WHO chief, Africa faces a health financing cliff as health aid declines drastically.
The event, held at Dely Ibrahim, the diplomatic enclave in the Algerian capital.
The 21 TAC volunteers are to be deployed to The Gambia.
WHO stated that the achievement was part of a broader push to bolster local production capacity.
According to him, Nigeria and Ghana are brothers with shared history.
Ms Tarfa-Ugbe emphasised that the criminal justice system remained a central pillar in addressing human trafficking.
Mr Ibrahim challenged African countries to take ownership of the continent’s path to development rather than mourning the discontinuation of foreign aid.
