Conor Lenihan meets Bill Clinton to discuss HIV/AIDS

The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Conor Lenihan is to hold talks with Bill Clinton later today on tackling the worldwide spread of HIV and AIDS.

Sun, 17 Jul, 2005 - 11:39

The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Conor Lenihan is to hold talks with Bill Clinton later today on tackling the worldwide spread of HIV and AIDS.

He is travelling to Mozambique to meet the former US President.

The Irish Government has committed €50m to the Clinton Foundation over the next five years.

€15m of this will be spent in Mozambique this year.

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