Countries sign the World Agreement on Infections

Countries recognized a historic agreement on Tuesday aimed at avoiding errors of the Govid -19 infection in future world health crises. The formal approval of the contract at the World Health Organization (WHO) was held on Monday after a few last tensions, When he questioned the Slovakia agreement, he asked for an early vote – then voted with Poland, Italy and eight countries.

But finally the agreement was recognized by the majority and accepted by member states on Tuesday. Who were the member states Most details of the contract agreed last monthHowever, they will continue to negotiate some contradictory points. He Contract “The countries will ensure that the countries work together better, fast and equally The threat of the next infection“Dr. Tetros Adanom Gepreasus, OMS Manager said.

ContractLegally binding, Will try to prevent countries to preventTo prepare and respond to future infections, with the intention of making medical products more accessible. But some more problems are to be solved, and the contract will not come into effect until they agree.

One of the points in the table This is the creation of a new access system for pathogens and the distribution of benefits (PAPs), in which countries will share samples and data with patients with pharmaceutical manufacturers to access vaccines and pharmaceuticals. The purpose of the member states Complete the negotiations within a year.

When this is over, the countries will sign the agreement in their respective countries. AndIt will have power when it reaches 60 approval. The US is not expected to recognize the contract under the Trump administration, which will undermine its performance.

German Health Minister Nina Vargan said, “No one would have thought that this was possible after the US retired from WHO,”Before voting. In his opinion, who should continue its continuous reforms and their “basic tasks: should focus on global health monitoring, prevention of infections, disease control and equal access toHygiene“.