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Pandemic treaty talks inch toward accord
- WHO member states reached an 'in principle' accord on a pandemic treaty after three years of discussions.
- The COVID-19 pandemic, which killed millions, triggered the need to shore up defenses against future pathogens.
- Negotiations faced sticking points, particularly regarding Article 11 on technology transfer for vaccine production to developing countries.
- Anne-Claire Amprou stated, "We have an accord in principle," though final approval is pending from WHO members.
- The treaty aims to establish a global supply chain and logistics network, giving the world better tools against outbreaks.
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It is the first treaty aimed at improving preparedness and response to future pandemics, which was adopted on Tuesday, 15 April 2025, after three years of intensive negotiations.This agreement seeks to strengthen international coordination and ensure a fairer distribution of essential resources.The treaty establishes key guidelines for the development of prevention, preparedness and response mechanisms at the national and international levels.Wh…
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