Maria Neira, Candidate for Director-General of the World Health Organization for Spain
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has presented Dr. Asturiana María Neira as a candidate from Spain to lead the World Health Organization (WHO), in a career in which she also intended to participate the current Minister of Health, Mónica García. Neira, who was Director of Public Health of the World Health Organization, ... Continue reading "The Government separates Mónica García and puts María Neira as a candidate to lead the WHO"
The doctor, who has worked in refugee camps in Central America and conflict zones in Africa, has been for more than two decades the director of the Department of Public Health and the Environment of the WHOInterview - María Neira (WHO): “With fossil fuel subsidies we would cover 75% of global health spending” The Government has presented the candidacy of Spanish doctor María Neira for the career to lead the World Health Organization, as advanced…
The Asturian doctor will compete for the position after two decades at the head of public health areas of the Organization.
The Government is committed to the physician as a candidate to replace the current Director General of WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
She was Director of Public Health at the United Nations for 20 years. More information: María Neira (WHO): "Health is also determined by our cities, how we design it is fundamental"
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has officially presented Dr. María Neira's candidacy to head the World Health Organization (WHO), after Thursday's deadline to succeed the current director general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
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