The World Health Association adopts a historical agreement on the prevention of the panels

The World Health Organization said in a statement issued today that this historic decision issued by the Seventy-eighth World Health Society crowns more than three years of intense negotiations launched by governments in response to the destructive effects of the Kofid-19 pandemic, and driven with the aim of making the world safer and more fair in response to future regulations.

Dr. Tedros Adhanom Giprissus, General Manager of the World Health Organization, said: “This is Agreement A victory for public health, science and multilateral work. It will collectively guarantee us to better protect the world than the threats of future panels. It also represents a recognition by the international community that our citizens, our societies and economies should not be left vulnerable to losses similar to the ones that we incurred during the Kofid-19s..

Building on the lessons learned

Governments today adopted an agreement on the prevention of panels, preparedness and response to them at a plenary session of the World Health Assembly, the highest decision -making body in the World Health Organization.

This accreditation came after the approval of the delegations of member states yesterday, Monday, to the agreement to vote (124 supporters, no opponents, and 11 abstaining from voting) in the committee.

Dr. Thodoro Herbusa, Filipino Health Minister and President of the World Health Association, said this year: “Given that Kovid was a state of emergency that only repeated once in a lifetime, the World Health Organization’s agreement on the pandem.

The agreement defines the principles, approach and tools necessary to improve international coordination through a set of fields, in order to enhance the global health structure for the prevention, preparedness and response of epidemics. This includes just and timely access to vaccines, treatments and diagnoses.