Sixtieth Session of the WHO Regional Committee

The sixtieth session of the WHO Regional Committee for Africa took place from 30 August to 3 September in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea. The Regional Committee, comprising health ministers from 46 Member States, is the Governing Body of WHO in the African Region. Its purpose is to set policy and approve the budget and programme of the work of WHO in the Region.

Media Coverage - English, Francais, Portugues, Espanol (pdf 1.8 MB)

Member States and Current Ministers of Health (pdf 280.70 kB)

Working documents
Working documents

News releases

WHO Regional Committee Meeting Ends, Adopts Five Resolutions

Interventions for prevention and control of substandard/spurious/falsely labelled/falsified and/or counterfeit medical products in the WHO African Region

Dr Sambo proposes establishment of a US$100 million African Public Health Emergency Fund

How to deal with recurring epidemics - – by Dr Sambo

News releases

WHO Regional Committee Meeting Ends, Adopts Five Resolutions

Interventions for prevention and control of substandard/spurious/falsely labelled/falsified and/or counterfeit medical products in the WHO African Region

Dr Sambo proposes establishment of a US$100 million African Public Health Emergency Fund

How to deal with recurring epidemics - – by Dr Sambo

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