Switzerland Returns Seized Luxury Goods to Boost Equatorial Guinea's Healthcare
Switzerland is returning CHF22.8 million ($29 million) worth of seized luxury goods to the people of Equatorial Guinea. The assets, originally belonging to a son of the country's president, will fund a health insurance program in cooperation with the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute. The agreement ensures the program benefits the population and improves primary healthcare services and personnel training in four mainland provinces.
The Geneva public prosecutor's office seized the luxury goods, which will now be used to strengthen Equatorial Guinea's united healthcare sector. The program will operate in four mainland provinces, enhancing primary healthcare services and training local healthcare personnel. A special control and monitoring system will be implemented to guarantee the program's success and benefit the population directly.
Switzerland's return of the seized assets to Equatorial Guinea will significantly boost the country's united healthcare services and personnel training. The cooperation program, involving the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, aims to improve the lives of the people in the four mainland provinces.
