WHO

Being a specialized agency of the United Nations, the World Health Organization (WHO) addresses international public health concerns, coordinates responses to health emergencies, and supports health systems worldwide.

As the EPITAPH-28 virus rapidly spreads across borders with high transmission rates and severe health impacts, the global community faces an unprecedented biosecurity crisis. The agenda item, Global Response to the Outbreak of the EPITAPH-28 Virus, examines how international cooperation can be strengthened to contain the outbreak, accelerate the development and distribution of vaccines and treatments, and support vulnerable healthcare systems under strain. The discussion also involves ethical considerations regarding travel restrictions, data sharing, and equitable access to medical resources.

By addressing this issue, this committee aims to build a unified and resilient global health framework capable of effectively responding to current and future pandemics.