(Geneva Complex) World Health Organization (WHO) Director of Director Tan Desai said, in
Tan Desai Sunday (May 21) said when the World Health Organization Annual Conference was opened in Geneva: "We can't live as before."
The member states of the WHO have begun to consult an international agreement to ensure that the world is more fully prepared for the next major epidemic prevention. Their goal is to be in the next World Health Conference in May next year.(WHA) Agreement reached an agreement.
Tan Desai said: "The big epidemic protocols that are currently negotiated by member states must be a historic agreement to realize the" paradigm transfer '(paradigm shift "that realizes global sanitation and safety.Together. "
Earlier this month, WHO announced no longer constitutes a global urgent hygiene urgent urgency.Event .Tan Desai said that the world was in a long and dark tunnel worldwide in 2020. It is currently out of the tunnel, but the crown disease still exists, and it must continue to pay attention, and it is time to review and learn lessons.
Coroli estimation causes at least 20 million people to die
He pointed out that even if he responded to different epidemics, he still seemed to be unprepared when facing the crown disease; it is estimated that the crown disease will cause at least 20 million people to die.Higher, this has a serious impact on global health systems, economy and politics.
UN Secretary -General Guterres said in a video speech: "I look forward to the strong and multilateral methods that can save lives on the prevention, preparation and response of the current epidemic disease."
If member states can reach a consensus, this major epidemic agreement will be the second treaty with legal binding power since the establishment of the Volkswagen Organization in 75 years.
Tan Desai pointed out that the Tobacco Control Framework Convention on 20 years ago has so far reduced the global smoking rate."The Freshman Tobacco Control Framework Convention has proved well that the global agreement promotes the power of global hygiene paradigm."
He said that he hopes that the big epidemic agreement can also do this: "This is the moment we compose a new chapter in the history of global health."
