WHO director-general Tedros Ghebreyesus has urged member states to stay committed to shared global health goals despite ongoing global instability.
She acknowledged the delegates’ commitment to fostering industrial development and enhancing regional trade.
WHO has announced that 14 African countries and several partners have pledged more than $45 million to the WHO Investment Round.
Mr Blinken will hold bilateral talks with the Nigerian delegation headed by Mr Tinubu.
Amnesty International urged the U.S. official to press Mr Tinubu on his promise to protect the country and its citizens.
Although Nigeria is one of the four countries listed for Mr Blinkin’s visit between January 21 and 26, during his diplomatic mission
He said access to the funds has been challenging as sanctioned states have stopped remitting levies amid the bloc’s growing tasks.
The day-long session would see the 115-member parliament considering the emerging effects following the unconstitutional change of government by the Niger junta.
WHO says governments must mobilise more resources and technical capacities to help strengthen preventive measures and improve coverage of malaria case management services.