WHS Global Health Dialogues

The high-level roundtable, jointly organized by the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung and the World Health Summit in Berlin, provided a strategic and confidential forum for dialogue among senior decision-makers from European institutions, the German Bundestag, United Nations, civil society, industry, and academia. It brought key actors together to explore how Europe can better align efforts, deepen partnerships, and contribute to the development of resilient and equitable health systems worldwide.

At this WHS Global Health Dialogue, held in collaboration with Capgemini, experts from science, policy, civil society and industry came together to discuss how digital solutions can help improve data sharing within the One Health framework and enhance global health security.

High-level representatives came together to debate how the COVID-19 pandemic exposed both the vital role science plays in shaping public policy and the uncertainties that fueled public confusion and skepticism.

All for Health, Health for All – an update on the WHO 25-28 strategy and investment round

Hosted in partnership with The Global Governance Project and Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs

Universal health coverage (UHC) is crucial to reaching “SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being for all”, yet the progress towards it has stalled in recent years, to large parts due COVID-19.

The World Health Summit invited high-level speakers and guests from politics, civil society, industry, and academia to discuss various aspects relating to digital health.

At this WHS Global Health Dialogue, ambassadors from the current presidencies of G7 (Japan) and G20 (India) gave insights on the country's global health priorities.