Wednesday, September 30, 2026

G20 Chair’s Statement: Ebola Ministerial on Accelerating Collective Action to Defeat Ebola

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09/30/2026 11:54 AM EDT

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The United States convened a G20 Foreign Ministerial to reaffirm its commitment to accelerating collective action against the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The G20 and other major donors announced more than $470 million in new commitments, surpassing $2 billion in total global pledges since the outbreak began in May 2026. As the current holder of the G20 Presidency, the United States invited other major health and humanitarian donors to the Foreign Ministerial on Ebola—including Poland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Norway, Singapore, Qatar, and the UAE—along with key organizations such as the Africa CDC, OCHA, the Pandemic Fund, UNICEF, and the World Bank.

We commend the health care workers, volunteers, and local communities battling this disease, which—as President Trump and other G7 Leaders recognized in June—poses unique challenges: it is centered in an isolated, conflict-affected area, and existing vaccines, diagnostics, and therapies are not fully effective against this Bundibugyo strain. Global actors must scale up response activities across outbreak zones and strengthen preparedness in high-risk areas, including contact tracing, protecting frontline responders, expanding bed capacity, deploying new diagnostics, and investing in vaccine development. This disease can be defeated, as shown by the successful end of Uganda’s outbreak in August.

To advance these goals, the United States announced an additional $267 million in health and humanitarian assistance, bringing the U.S. Government’s direct assistance to $887 million. This new funding will support Ebola treatment units, broader health services, safe and dignified burial teams, mass procurements of personal protective equipment, expanded surveillance, and contact tracing through trusted local implementers. In addition to this direct Ebola funding, this year we have mobilized $350 million in broader humanitarian assistance to the region through our global partnership with OCHA.

The following G20 members and other donors announced new funding commitments for the Ebola response during the G20 Foreign Ministerial on Accelerating Collective Action to Defeat Ebola:

  • Australia announced $3.5 million (5 million AUD) to the Ebola response.
  • France announced $16 million to the Ebola response bringing its total to $34 million.
  • Germany announced an additional $24.8 million (€21.8 million), bringing its total funding to $30.7 million to support laboratories, expand treatment capacity, train health workers, and strengthen health care and risk communication in communities.
  • Italy announced $11.3 million (€10 million), bringing its total to $14.5 million (€12.8 million) to support clinical trials to assess the efficacy of the deployment of new vaccines, provisioning essential medical supplies, and to support prevention efforts.
  • Japan announced an additional $5 million in emergency grant aid, bringing its total support near $12.4 million to use in the most severely affected region. The assistance aims to build technical capacity and dispatch experts.
  • The Republic of Korea announced a new commitment of $18 million to support the Ebola response, through global health partners, contributing to international efforts to strengthen access to vaccines, therapeutics, and other medical countermeasures.
  • The United Kingdom announced a new $67.5 million (£50 million) funding package, bringing its total support to $105.6 million (£78.7) million, to strengthen disease surveillance, support frontline health workers, and expand access to treatment.
  • United Arab Emirates announced $10 million to the Ebola response.
  • The World Bank announced $90 million to the Ebola response–$80 million from the Crisis Response Window and $10 million from the Global Financing Facility to protect essential health services.


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Tuesday, September 29, 2026

Botswana National Day

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09/30/2026 12:01 AM EDT

Marco Rubio, Secretary of State

On behalf of the United States of America, I congratulate the people of Botswana as you celebrate 60 years of independence.

This milestone anniversary is a testament to Botswana’s democratic traditions and the resilience of the Batswana people. The United States is proud to stand alongside Botswana as a trusted partner, from our continued collaboration on public health through initiatives that have improved the lives of countless Batswana to new efforts to expand trade and investment that create jobs and opportunity for both nations. We look forward to deepening this partnership in the years ahead as we work together to unlock Botswana’s economic potential.


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Peace, Prosperity & Primacy of Nations: The State Department’s Week at the United Nations General Assembly High Level Week

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09/29/2026 02:52 PM EDT

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Under the leadership of President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, the United States is getting back to basics at the United Nations by advancing an agenda rooted in three priorities: Peace, Prosperity and the Primacy of nations.

Last week, that vision translated into concrete action, as the State Department worked to deliver meaningful results while setting the standard for a more peaceful and prosperous world. At every step, President Trump and Secretary Rubio have made clear that America will lead with strength and purpose while ensuring that the United Nations remains focused on its core mission.

Peace

  • Announced steps to impose visa restrictions on 32 individuals responsible for or complicit in defrauding Americans through cybercrime, cyber-enabled crime, and related activity, the majority of whom are affiliated with the Prince Group, a transnational criminal organization (TCO) that has been the subject of multiple U.S. sanctions actions for its role in defrauding Americans.
  • Committed to ending the war in Sudan and the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
  • Repatriated Syrian Antiquities at the New York Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, in collaboration with our partners at Homeland Security Investigations. President Trump’s decision to normalize relations with Syria and lift sanctions imposed against the former regime opened a new chapter in the relationship between the United States and Syria. The repatriation of cultural heritage artifacts is a tangible example of what can become possible when that new relationship produces real cooperation.
  • Returned 15 antiquities collectively valued at nearly $3 million to the people of Greece. By returning these objects to our friends in Greece, the United States is not merely extending a courtesy. This is law enforcement, the trafficking of looted antiquities funds criminal networks and terrorists.
  • Co-sponsored a joint statement led by Bahrain which called for the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the safe, unimpeded passage without tolls or illegal charges.

Prosperity

  • Announced an additional $267 million in direct life-saving health and humanitarian assistance for the response to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. With this new life-saving global health assistance, the United States will directly scale up support to combat the outbreak through new Ebola treatment units, additional safe and dignified burial teams, mass procurements of personal protective equipment, expanded surveillance, critical health commodities, and contact tracing through trusted implementers. 
  • Launched an online tip portal for members of the public to help identify and stop suspected fraud and misuse of U.S. visas to protect the U.S. economy, American workers, U.S. national security and public safety.
  • Launched the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, a joint initiative with Argentina to strengthen and modernize infrastructure linking Argentina’s vital economic sectors to major Atlantic ports and Western markets.
  • Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Italian Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani signed the U.S.-Italy Memorandum of Understanding on critical minerals cooperation, building secure and resilient critical mineral supply chains.
  • Announced a new public-private partnership to empower global entrepreneurs with American Super Intelligence (SI) innovation and technology through private sector contributions of tools, training, and mentorship. The Network for Entrepreneurship and Technology (NExT) is a public-private partnership aimed at ensuring the American SI tech stack is integrated as the trusted choice for foreign entrepreneurship ecosystems. Launched alongside inaugural partners Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and the Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN), NExT pairs the Department of State’s global diplomatic reach with private sector contributions to connect international startups directly with American Super Intelligence infrastructure, licensing, mentorship, technical training, and more.
  • Signed 19 new countries onto a foundational building block for collaboration between the United States and strategic partner economies that commit to fostering a pro-growth, pro-innovation regulatory environment — one that empowers startups, developers, and the private sector while aligning its Super Intelligence supply chains with those of the United States and Pax Silica economies.
  • First Lady Melania Trump’s Fostering the Future Together secured new private sector partnerships in tech to Benefit Children.
  • Announced the official launch of the Trans-Caspian Enterprise Fund – capitalized with $201 million in U.S. government funding – as well as a nearly $200 million commitment, working with Congress, to support the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP) infrastructure.
  • Announced $201 million in U.S. government funds to enhance the Trans-Caspian Trade Route (TCTR). 
  • The United States and Nigeria strengthened our economic partnership through a new Critical Minerals Framework (CMF) that will expand opportunities for American companies to access Nigeria’s critical mineral resources and strengthen U.S. supply chains. The framework will advance responsible development of Nigeria’s resources that support economic growth for both the United States and America. 
  • The United States and African Union advanced high-quality infrastructure projects through the Strategic Infrastructure and Investment Working Group, creating new opportunities for U.S. private-sector investment across Africa.
  • Announced new assistance for Nepal’s flood response with total U.S. recovery efforts now exceeding $36 million.  Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Allison Hooker met with Nepal’s Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal in New York and informed him of this new funding.
  • Following the Trilateral Ministerial meeting between the United States, Japan, and the Republic of Korea, the United States announced the establishment of an Implementation Plan in support of the Memorandum of Cooperation (MOC) on Small Modular Reactor (SMR) Deployments in Other Countries that the three Participants signed in Ankara on July 7 of this year.

Primacy of Nations

  • Announced a new policy restricting visa issuance to individuals who engage in or facilitate birth tourism to the United States. The Trump Administration is using every tool at our disposal to defend the integrity of the U.S. immigration system, protect American public benefits and taxpayers from exploitation, and safeguard our national security.
  • Through the Shield of the Americas side event on defending hemispheric sovereignty, the United States and 14 regional allies committed to protecting the Western Hemisphere on the economic front, on security, and on multilateral coordination. As an immediate first step, the group announced sanctions, visa bans, and criminal penalties targeting 24 specific narco-terrorist organizations, including MS-13 and the Sinaloa Cartel.


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Monday, September 28, 2026

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G20 Chair’s Statement: Ebola Ministerial on Accelerating Collective Action to Defeat Ebola

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