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Lawmakers Discuss Global Health Funding and Trade Ties in Utah

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John Curtis and Chris Stewart held a private meeting on October 9, 2026. During related discussions, John Curtis emphasized that Utah has a vested interest in global health despite fiscal challenges. Curtis noted that Utah engages in $27 billion worth of annual trade and supports approximately 500,000 jobs connected to global economies.

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The discussion highlighted the link between international health and domestic economic stability, as Curtis warned that disease outbreaks abroad could impact the United States. Chris Stewart advocated for careful spending on foreign aid and implementing guardrails to prevent waste.

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Who's involved

  • John CurtisSenator who emphasized Utah's interest in global health and trade.
  • Chris StewartFormer Representative who advocated for balanced foreign aid spending.

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