As the two largest contributors of development assistance, the US and Japan are natural partners in improving health outcomes in developing countries. However, the two countries differ greatly in the way aid is distributed, delivered, and evaluated and, although a warm relationship exists, a strong global health partnership between the two countries remains elusive.

 Dr. Jay Singh, a leading conflict and development expert as well as the current head of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) in Japan, has marked the end of his term and is preparing to embark on his next development mission. Prior to leaving Tokyo, Dr. Singh joined HGPI for a Special Breakfast Meeting to discuss his impressions of the Japanese approach to development and to comment on the ways in which Japan and the US can further impact global health by deepening partnerships and fostering new approaches to ongoing health and healthcare issues in developing countries.
This event was held in English with simultaneous translation available.

■Speaker
Dr. Jay Singh (Counselor, International Development US Agency for International Development, US Embassy)

■Time and Date
Monday, June 30, 2014  8:00am – 9:15am

■Venue
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Exhibition date：2014-06-30