Africa CDC to represent regional health bodies in global health reform
The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) has been selected to represent regional health organizations worldwide on the Joint Task Force on Global Health Architecture Reform. According to a statement by Africa CDC, the appointment reflects Africa’s growing leadership in global health and will give the continent a stronger voice in shaping reforms […] The post Africa CDC…
The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) has been chosen to represent regional health organizations globally on the Joint Task Force for Global Health Architecture Reform. This appointment signifies Africa's increasing influence in global health, granting the continent a more prominent role in shaping reforms to the global health system.
According to a statement from Africa CDC, this designation is a testament to Africa's growing leadership in the field and a duty to ensure the continent's priorities are heard. The agency will advocate for the interests of all 55 African Union Member States throughout the process, collaborating with African governments and regional health organizations.
Africa CDC emphasizes that global health reform must prioritize countries' needs, bolster regional leadership, guarantee sustainable funding, and advance health security and sovereignty.
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