Ghana strengthens health system for new HIV prevention tools

Participants of the 26th International AIDS Conference 2026 pose for a photo Ghana is strengthening its health system to support the introduction of new HIV prevention technologies amid declining international funding and changing global healthcare priorities.

The National AIDS Control Programme (NACP) says the strategy will focus on integrating HIV services into primary healthcare while preparing the country to deploy emerging prevention medicines, including long-acting injectable therapies.“Our young scientists are rising to the occasion, they are producing quality research that is contributing to the global HIV response and placing Ghana on the international scientific map,” he said.