The Sultanate of Oman attended the high-level summit of the United Nations General Assembly dedicated to the topic of pandemic prevention and preparedness for health crises in New York. This summit was held under the title "Strengthening Multilateral and Intergenerational Approaches to Combat Pandemics and Health Emergencies" and emphasized the principles of fairness and solidarity.
Oman's Statement on Shared Responsibility
At this summit, Ambassador Dr. Adnan bin Hamad Al-Azri, Deputy Permanent Representative of the Sultanate of Oman to the United Nations for Maritime Affairs, presented a statement emphasizing that preventing pandemics and being prepared for them is a shared responsibility that requires sustained political commitment and effective international cooperation.
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The statement highlighted the importance of effectively implementing global health regulations and strengthening national capacities in areas such as monitoring, rapid response, and managing health crises. It also raised the necessity for sustainable investment in health systems, human resources, and research and development of new technologies as key priorities.
Emphasis on International Cooperation
The Sultanate of Oman also stressed the importance of regional and international cooperation, information and experience sharing, and strengthening early warning networks. Oman stated that it is ready to collaborate with the World Health Organization and other international partners to establish a fairer, more resilient, and robust global health system.
This summit provided an opportunity for participating countries to exchange views and experiences regarding pandemic prevention and responses to health crises. In a world facing multiple health challenges, such collaborations can help strengthen health systems and reduce the vulnerability of countries.
Ultimately, the Sultanate of Oman, emphasizing the principles of solidarity and fairness, demonstrated its continuous pursuit of strengthening international cooperation in the field of global health and its commitment to creating a more sustainable and healthier future for all nations.
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