Leader sat the fifth edition of the International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) that concluded in Kigali yesterday urged stakeholders to strengthen their partnerships in promoting family planning and involve young people more in reproductive healthcare.
Bringing together more than 4000 delegates, the four-day meeting served as a platform for political leaders, scientists, researchers, religious leaders, policymakers, advocates, and youth representatives to share best practices in family planning and discuss next concrete steps to achieve global family planning goals.
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