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Getting HIV and AIDS Down to Zero in the Arab States Regional Session on the Middle East and North Africa XIX International AIDS Conference, Washington.

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1 Getting HIV and AIDS Down to Zero in the Arab States Regional Session on the Middle East and North Africa XIX International AIDS Conference, Washington DC, 25 July 2012

2 The visible revolution…

3 …and the invisible HIV

4 Estimated HIV prevalence (adults and children)

5 Estimated New Infections (adults and children)

6 Estimated deaths due to AIDS

7 Our panelists Elie Aaraj, MENAHRA, Lebanon Fatimata Ball, AFVIH, Mauritania Rabih Maher, HELEM, Lebanon Othman Mellouk, ALCS, Morocco Magid El Rabeiy, Friends of Life, Egypt Rita Wahab, MENA-Rosa, Lebanon

8 HIV-related travel restrictions

9 HIV prevalence among key populations

10 Best of times, worst of times

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