UNAIDS - December 4, 2007
UNAIDS Deputy Executive Director Deborah Landey participated in the Summit, giving the opening speech to a plenary session dedicated to HIV. In her remarks, she stressed the importance of addressing HIV in the context of families, noting that "today, more than 33 million people are infected with HIV. But their infection impacts on the lives of tens of millions more - the families, partners and friends who end up, effectively, living with HIV themselves."
While in Warsaw, Deborah Landey also gave a welcome speech to the 14th Polish AIDS Conference, commending Poland for its response to HIV and recognizing the need for continued action. While in the country, she also met with a number of leaders in Poland's national AIDS response.
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