Countries signed a global treaty on epidemics at the annual meeting of the World Health Organization in Geneva
propagandaOn Tuesday, the countries agreed to a historical treaty aimed at avoiding Covid-19’s conflict errors in future global health crises. The official approval of the treaty took place at the annual meeting of the World Health Organization (WHO) after other accurate tensions on Monday, When Slovakia wondered about the adoption of the treaty that requested an early vote – then she refrained from refraining from them, along with Poland, Italy and eight other countries.
But finally the treaty was approved by the majority and was adopted by member states on Tuesday. The World Health Organization was the World Health Organization Agreed last month most of the treaty details inAlthough they will continue to negotiate some conflicting points. he deal “It will ensure that the two countries work together better, faster and more complicated to prevent response The next epidemic threat“Dr. Tidros Adwanum Guerbrez, OMS Director, said.
AgreementLegitiously binding, The two countries will be forced to take measures to preventAnd prepare and respond to future epidemics, with the aim of making medical supplies such as accessible vaccines. But there are still some problems that must be solved, and the treaty will not enter into force until they agree.
One of the points on the table It is the creation of a new access system for pathogens and the distribution of interest (PABS), as the two countries share samples and data on pathogens with drug manufacturers in exchange for access to vaccines and medicines. The goal of member states is Concluding negotiations within one year.
Once you are completed, countries will sign and ratify the treaty in their countries. andIt will have strength when it reaches 60 statements. The United States is not expected to coincide with the treaty under the Trump administration, which may undermine its effectiveness.
“No one believed that this is possible after the United States retired from the World Health Organization,” said Germany’s Minister of Health Nina Warkin.Before voting. In his opinion, which must continue his continuous reforms and focus on “basic tasks: global health monitoring, epidemics prevention, control of diseases and just access to aHealthy tent“.
