Journal No. 7   28 May 2022

This Journal is intended to give delegates, representatives and other participants advance indications of the Health Assembly’s tentative programme of work. Additional information can be found in the Guide for delegates to the World Health Assembly (document A75/DIV./2 Rev.1)

The Journal does not constitute an official record of the Health Assembly’s proceedings. The Journal is published in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish on every working day during the Health Assembly.

N° 7 Programme of meetings for Saturday, 28 May 2022

Time	Plenary Room XIX	Committee A Room XX	Committee B Room XVII
09:00		Thirteenth meeting	Eighth meeting
14:30		Fourteenth meeting	Ninth meeting
Immediately after conclusion of Committees A and B	Eighth Plenary meeting

Table of contents

1. Date and working hours

2. Programme of work of the Health Assembly

3. Report of meetings

4. Other meetings

5. Arrangements for conduct of discussion in meetings

6. Announcements

Please note the following administrative arrangements:

Badges for Members of the Board, their alternates and advisers, and representatives of Member States and organizations invited to attend, will be issued at:

-     the Palais (WHA enquiry desk – Door 40, E Building) on Saturday, 28 May from 08:00 until the closure of the Assembly,

and

-     WHO headquarters reception desk on Monday, 30 May from 08:00 until the end of the Executive Board session.

Restaurants:

Bar du Serpent (1st floor, E Building):          07:30–end of Committee sessions.

Main cafeteria (ground floor, A Building):     11:30–14:00

1.  Date and working hours

The working hours of the Health Assembly are from 09:00 to 12:00 and 14:30 to 17:30 (CEST).

The Health Assembly will close no later than Saturday, 28 May 2022, as decided by the Executive Board at its 150th session.

2. Programme of work of the Health Assembly

Saturday, 28 May 2022

Thirteenth and fourteenth meetings of Committee A — Building E Room XX

09:00 and 14:30

Draft fifth report of Committee A

Document (Draft) A75/67 containing one decision entitled:

-       Proposal for amendments to the International Health Regulations (2005)

Review of and update on matters considered by the Executive Board

·       Item 14.2 continued

The global health sector strategies on, respectively, HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections

-       Documents A75/10 Rev.1 and EB150/2022/REC/1, resolution EB150.R3

·       Item 14.3 continued

Global strategy for tuberculosis research and innovation

-       Document A75/10 Rev.1

·       Item 14.4 continued

Road map for neglected tropical diseases 2021–2030

-       Document A75/10 Rev.1

·       Item 14.5

Immunization Agenda 2030

-       Document A75/10 Rev.1

·       Item 14.6

Infection prevention and control

-       Documents A75/10 Rev.1, A75/A/CONF./5 and A75/A/CONF./5 Add.1

·       Item 14.7

Global road map on defeating meningitis by 2030

-       Document A75/10 Rev.1

Finalization of resolutions/decisions and reports

Eighth and ninth meetings of Committee B — Building E Room XVII

09:00 and 14:30

Draft third report of Committee B

Document (Draft) A75/66 containing three resolutions entitled:

-       Human resources for health

-       Outcome of the SIDS Summit for Health: For a healthy and resilient future in small island developing States

-       Well-being and health promotion

and four decisions entitled:

-       Maternal, infant and young child nutrition

-       WHO global strategy for food safety

-       Reducing public health risks associated with the sale of live wild animals of mammalian species in traditional food markets – infection prevention and control

-       Global Health for Peace Initiative

Review of and update on matters considered by the Executive Board

·       Item 17.3 continued

Poliomyelitis

o   Poliomyelitis eradication

-       Document A75/23

o   Polio transition planning and polio post-certification

-       Documents A75/24 and A75/INF./7

Review of and update on matters considered by the Executive Board

·       Item 14.8

Standardization of medical devices nomenclature

-       Documents A75/11, A75/11 Add.1, and EB150/2022/REC/1, decision EB150(10)

 

Finalization of resolutions/decisions and reports

Eighth Plenary meeting — Building E Room XIX

Immediately after conclusion of Committees A and B

Reports of the main committees

Draft fourth report of Committee A

Document (Draft) A75/65 containing one resolution entitled:

-       Health emergency in Ukraine and refugee receiving and hosting countries, stemming from the Russian Federation’s aggression

Draft second report of Committee B

Document (draft) A75/64 containing three resolutions entitled:

-       Global strategy and plan of action on public health, innovation and intellectual property

-       Salaries of staff in ungraded positions and of the Director-General

-       Agreements with intergovernmental organizations

and nine decisions entitled:

-       WHO reform - Written statements: guidelines for Member States

-       Human resources: annual report

-       WHO programmatic and financial reports for 2020-2021, including audited financial statements for 2021

-       Appointment of representatives to the WHO Staff Pension Committee

-       Report of the External Auditor

-       Availability, safety and quality of blood products

-       Human organ and tissue transplantation

-       Traditional medicine

-       Public health dimension of the world drug problem

Draft fifth report of Committee A

Document (Draft) A75/67 containing one decision entitled:

-       Proposal for amendments to the International Health Regulations (2005)

Draft third report of Committee B

Document (Draft) A75/66 containing three resolutions entitled:

-       Human resources for health

-       Outcome of the SIDS Summit for Health: For a healthy and resilient future in small island developing States

-       Well-being and health promotion

and four decisions entitled:

-       Maternal, infant and young child nutrition

-       WHO global strategy for food safety

-       Reducing public health risks associated with the sale of live wild animals of mammalian species in traditional food markets – infection prevention and control

-       Global Health for Peace Initiative

Closure of the Health Assembly

3. Report of meetings

Seventh Plenary meeting

In the Chair:
H.E. Dr Ahmed Robleh Abdilleh (Djibouti)
President of the Seventy-fifth World Health Assembly

Later:
H.E. Mr Khairy Jamaluddin (Malaysia)
Fourth Vice-President of the Seventy-fifth World Health Assembly

Awards

-       Document A75/INF./3

The President welcomed the distinguished recipients of the prizes and the representatives of the foundations. The WHO Director-General Dr Tedros was invited to address the Health Assembly.

•        2022 Ihsan Doğramacı Family Health Foundation Prize

The President announced that the 2022 Ihsan Doğramacı Family Health Foundation Prize has been awarded to Professor Mehmet Haberal of Turkey.

Professor Gülsev Kale, Chair of the Board of Trustees of Bilkent University, addressed the Assembly on behalf of the Ihsan Doğramacı Family Health Foundation.

Professor Mehmet Haberal received his award and addressed the Health Assembly.

•        2022 Sasakawa Health Prize

The President announced that the 2022 Sasakawa Health Prize has been awarded to Dr Paisan Ruamviboonsuk of Thailand.

Mr Yohei Sasakawa, Chairman of the Nippon Foundation and WHO Goodwill Ambassador for Leprosy Elimination, addressed the Assembly on behalf of the Sasakawa Health Foundation.

Dr Paisan Ruamviboonsuk accepted the award and addressed the Health Assembly.

•        2022 United Arab Emirates Health Foundation Prize

The President announced that the 2022 United Arab Emirates Health Foundation Prize has been awarded to the National Malaria Component of the Ministry for Citizen’s Power for Health of Nicaragua, with support from the community network of voluntary collaborators (ColVol).

Dr Hussain Abdul Rahman Al Rand, Assistant Undersecretary for Public Health Sector, Ministry of Health and Prevention of the United Arab Emirates, addressed the Assembly on behalf of the United Arab Emirates Health Foundation.

Her Excellency, Mrs Rosalia Bohórquez Palacios, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Nicaragua to the United Nations Office in Geneva, accepted the award.

Dr Cristhian Toledo, General Director of Health Surveillance of the Ministry of Health of Nicaragua, addressed the Assembly on behalf of the National Malaria Component of the Ministry for Citizen’s Power for Health of Nicaragua.

•        2022 His Highness Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah Prize for Research in Health Care for the Elderly and in Health Promotion

The President announced that the 2022 His Highness Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah Prize for Research in Health Care for the Elderly and in Health Promotion has been awarded to Dr Hanadi Khamis Mubarak Al Hamad of Qatar.

Dr Khaled Alsaeid, Minister of Health of Kuwait, addressed the Assembly on behalf of the State of Kuwait Health Promotion Foundation.

Dr Hanadi Khamis Mubarak accepted her award and addressed the Health Assembly.

•        2022 Dr LEE Jong-wook Memorial Prize for Public Health

The President announced that the 2022 Dr LEE Jong-wook Memorial Prize for Public Health has been awarded jointly to the Severe Hypothermia Treatment Centre of Poland, represented by Dr Tomasz Darocha, and to Professor Prakit Vathesatogkit of Thailand.

Dr Chang-Yup Kim, President of the Korea Foundation for International Healthcare, addressed the Assembly on behalf of the Dr LEE Jong-wook Memorial Fund.

Professor Sylweriusz Kosiński accepted the award on behalf of the Severe Hypothermia Treatment Centre of Poland and addressed the Health Assembly.

Her Excellency, Ms Suphatra Srimaitreephithak, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Thailand to the United Nations Office in Geneva, accepted the award on behalf of Professor Prakit Vathesatogkit. Professor Prakit Vathesatogkit addressed the Assembly.

•        2022 Nelson Mandela Award for Health Promotion

The President announced that the 2022 Nelson Mandela Award for Health Promotion has been awarded to Dr WU Zunyou of China.

His Excellency, Mr Mxolisi Nkosi, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of South Africa to the United Nations Office at Geneva, addressed the Assembly.

Mr Yong FENG accepted the award on behalf of Dr WU Zunyou. Dr WU Zunyou addressed the Assembly.

Executive Board: election

The Health Assembly accepted the list of 12 Members entitled to designate a person to serve on the Executive Board as drawn up by the General Committee in accordance with Rule 80 of the Rules of Procedure. The following were therefore declared elected:

-       Brazil

-       Canada

-       China

-       Ethiopia

-       Maldives

-       Micronesia (Federated States of)

-       Morocco

-       Republic of Moldova

-       Senegal

-       Slovakia

-       United States of America

-       Yemen

Reports of the main committees

Draft second report of Committee A

The President (Malaysia) read out the second report of Committee A, document (draft) A75/60 containing two resolutions entitled:

-       Revision of the Programme budget 2022–2023

-       Extending the Thirteenth General Programme of Work, 2019–2023 to 2025

The resolutions were adopted and the second report of Committee A was approved.

Draft third report of Committee A

The President (Malaysia) read out the third report of Committee A, document (draft) A75/61 containing two decisions entitled:

-       Sustainable financing

-       Strengthening WHO preparedness for and response to health emergencies

and two resolutions entitled:

-       Strengthening health emergency preparedness and response in cities and urban settings

-       Strengthening clinical trials to provide high-quality evidence on health interventions and to improve research quality and coordination

The decisions and resolutions were adopted and the third report of Committee A was approved.

Draft first report of Committee B

The President (Malaysia) read out the first report of Committee B, document (draft) A75/62 containing two resolutions entitled:

-       Scale of assessments 2022–2023

-       Status of collection of assessed contributions, including Member States in arrears in the payment of their contributions to an extent that would justify invoking Article 7 of the Constitution

and one decision entitled:

-       Health conditions in the occupied Palestinian territory, including east Jerusalem, and in the occupied Syrian Golan

The resolutions and decision were adopted and the first report of Committee B was approved.

It was proposed that agenda items 17.1, 17.2 and 17.3 be transferred from Committee A to Committee B. This proposal was accepted by the Assembly.

The meeting was adjourned.

 

 

Tenth meeting of Committee A

In the Chair:
Dr Hiroki Nakatani (Japan)
Later:
Dr Tamar Gabunia (Georgia)

Draft fourth report of Committee A

The Chair called upon the Rapporteur (Dr Walaiporn Patcharanarumol [Thailand]), to read out the draft fourth report of Committee A, document (draft) A75/65 containing one resolution entitled:

-       Health emergency in Ukraine and refugee receiving and hosting countries, stemming from the Russian Federation’s aggression

The resolution was approved and the draft fourth report of Committee A was adopted.

Review of and update on matters considered by the Executive Board

·       Item 14.1 continued

Follow-up to the political declaration of the third high-level meeting of the General Assembly on the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases

The Chair reopened the second group of items under 14.1 B, C, E, I and drew the Committee’s attention to the relevant documents A75/10 Rev.1, A75/10 Add.1, A75/10 Add.3, A75/10 Add.3 Corr.1, A75/10 Add.6, A75/10 Rev.1 Add.1, and A75/INF./4.

Non-State actors who had previously requested to speak under this item were invited to take the floor.

At the invitation of the Chair,  Dr Hans Kluge, WHO Regional Director for the European Region, and Dr Zsuzsanna Jakab, WHO Deputy Director-General addressed the Committee. The Secretariat responded to issues raised.

The Committee noted the relevant section of the report contained in documents A75/10 Rev.1 and A75/INF./4, and the associated annexes contained in documents A75/10 Add.1, A75/10 Add.3, A75/10 Add.3 Corr.1 and A75/10 Add.6, thus closing the second group of agenda items.

The Chair opened the third group of items under 14.1, points G,H and the Committee was invited to consider the relevant documents A75/10 Rev.1 and A75/10 Add.4

The Chair announced that discussion of the agenda item will be suspended. The delegations who had requested to speak will be given the floor at the next meeting of the Committee when consideration of the item will resume.

The meeting was adjourned.

 

 

Fifth meeting of Committee B

In the Chair:
Mr Rajesh Bhushan (India)

Draft second report of Committee B

 

The Chair invited the Rapporteur (Dr Grzegorz Juszczyk [Poland]), to read out the draft second report of Committee B, document (draft) A75/64 containing three resolutions entitled:

-       Global strategy and plan of action on public health, innovation and intellectual property

-       Salaries of staff in ungraded positions and of the Director-General

-       Agreements with intergovernmental organizations

and nine decisions entitled:

-       WHO reform - Written statements: guidelines for Member States

-       Human resources: annual report

-       WHO programmatic and financial reports for 2020-2021, including audited financial statements for 2021

-       Appointment of representatives to the WHO Staff Pension Committee

-       Report of the External Auditor

-       Availability, safety and quality of blood products

-       Human organ and tissue transplantation

-       Traditional medicine

-       Public health dimension of the world drug problem

The draft second report of Committee B was adopted.

Human resources for health

o   Working for Health: draft 2022-2030 action plan

o   Global health and care worker compact

o   WHO Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel

o   Global Strategy on Human Resources for Health: Workforce 2030

The Chair reopened the agenda item and invited comments from the floor. The Chair announced that, due to time constraints, delegations who had requested to speak will be given the floor at the beginning of the next meeting of the Committee when discussion of this item will resume.

The meeting was adjourned.

 

 

Eleventh meeting of Committee A

In the Chair:
Dr Tamar Gabunia (Georgia)

Later:
Dr Hiroki Nakatani (Japan)

Review of and update on matters considered by the Executive Board

·       Item 14.1 continued

Follow-up to the political declaration of the third high-level meeting of the General Assembly on the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases

The Chair reopened the third group of items under 14.1: G, H and those delegations who had requested to speak in the previous session were invited to take the floor.

At the invitation of the Chair, the WHO Deputy Director-General, Dr Zsuzsanna Jakab, addressed the Committee. The Secretariat responded to issues raised and provided additional comments.

The WHO Director-General Dr Tedros was invited to address the Committee.

The Committee noted the relevant section of the report contained in document A75/10 Rev.1 and the associated annex contained in A75/10 Add.4, thus closing points G and H of item 14.1.

The Chair invited the Committee to consider the draft decision EB150(4) Political declaration of the third high-level meeting of the General Assembly on the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases. The Secretariat read out the revisions to the decision as outlined in document A75/INF./8. The draft decision was approved and the agenda item closed.

·       Item 14.2

The global health sector strategies on, respectively, HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections

·       Item 14.3

Global strategy for tuberculosis research and innovation

·       Item 14.4

Road map for neglected tropical diseases 2021–2030

The Chair opened the group of items 14.2, 14.3 and 14.4 and drew the Committee’s attention to document A75/10 Rev.1 and invited the Committee to consider the draft resolution EB150.R3 contained in document EB150/2022/REC/1. Comments were invited from the floor.

The Chair announced that, due to time constraints, discussion of the agenda items will be suspended.

The meeting was adjourned.

 

 

Sixth meeting of Committee B

In the Chair:
Mr Rajesh Bhushan (India)

Human resources for health

o   Working for Health: draft 2022–2030 action plan

o   Global health and care worker compact

o   WHO Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel

o   Global Strategy on Human Resources for Health: Workforce 2030

The Chair reopened the agenda item and invited comments from the floor. The Secretariat responded to questions raised. The Committee noted the reports contained in documents A75/12, A75/13, A75/14 and A75/15 and approved the draft resolution contained in document A75/A/CONF./3.

Review of and update on matters considered by the Executive Board

·       Item 18.1

Maternal, infant and young child nutrition

·       Item 18.2

WHO Implementation Framework for Billion 3

o   WHO global strategy for food safety

The Chair opened the grouped agenda items and invited comments from the floor and the Chair announced that due to time constraints, delegations who had requested to speak will be given the floor at the beginning of the next meeting of the Committee when discussion of this item will resume.

The meeting was adjourned.

 

 

Twelfth meeting of Committee A

In the Chair:
Dr Hiroki Nakatani (Japan)

Review of and update on matters considered by the Executive Board

·       Item 14.2 continued

The global health sector strategies on, respectively, HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections

·       Item 14.3 continued

Global strategy for tuberculosis research and innovation

·       Item 14.4 continued

Road map for neglected tropical diseases 2021–2030

The Chair reopened the group of agenda items 14.2, 14.3 and 14.4 and drew the Committee’s attention to relevant document A75/10 Rev.1 including consideration of draft resolution EB150.R3 contained in document EB150/2022/REC/1.

The Chair announced that agenda item 14.8 will be transferred to from Committee A to Committee B.

Delegations who had requested to speak during the previous session of the Committee were invited to take the floor.

The WHO Director-General Dr Tedros addressed the Committee.

The floor was given to a delegation who proposed that the meeting be suspended to allow for informal consultations with a view to reaching consensus on draft resolution EB150.R3.

The meeting resumed and the Chair recommended that consideration of agenda items 14.2, 14.3 and 14.4. resume later in the session.

Public health emergencies: preparedness and response

·       Item 16.2 continued

Strengthening WHO preparedness for and response to health emergencies

 

The Chair reopened the agenda item drew the Committee’s attention to the draft resolution as contained in document A75/A/CONF./7 Rev.1.

The representative of the co-sponsors presented an update on the outcome of informal discussions and read out the proposed amendments to the draft resolution A75/A/CONF./7 Rev.1.

The draft resolution was approved as amended by consensus and the agenda item was closed.

Review of and update on matters considered by the Executive Board

·       Item 14.2 continued

The global health sector strategies on, respectively, HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmitted infections

·       Item 14.3 continued

Global strategy for tuberculosis research and innovation

·       Item 14.4 continued

Road map for neglected tropical diseases 2021–2030

 

The Chair reopened the grouped agenda items. A participant of the informal consultation, followed by the Secretariat, read out the various proposed amendments to the draft resolution EB150.R3.

It was requested that discussion of the draft resolution be deferred to the next meeting of the Committee A once the revised version of the text, taking into account the proposed amendments, can be adequately considered by the Member States. It was agreed that the Secretariat would provide a copy of the amended text. This proposal was accepted by the Committee.

The Chair suspended discussion of the agenda items and adjourned the meeting.
 

Seventh meeting of Committee B

In the Chair:
Mr Rajesh Bhushan (India)

Review of and update on matters considered by the Executive Board

·       Item 18.1

Maternal, infant and young child nutrition

·       Item 18.2

WHO Implementation Framework for Billion 3

o   WHO global strategy for food safety

The Chair reopened the grouped agenda items and invited comments from the floor. The Secretariat responded to questions raised. The Committee noted the relevant section of the consolidated report contained in document A75/10 Rev.1 and the reports contained in documents A75/10 Add.7 and A75/25.  The Committee then approved decision EB150(7) and decision EB150(8), as orally amended, contained in document EB150/2022/REC/1, and the resolutions contained in documents A75/A/CONF./4 and A75/A/CONF./1. The agenda item was closed.

Review of and update on matters considered by the Executive Board

·       Item 17.1

Influenza preparedness

·       Item 17.2

Global Health for Peace Initiative

The Chair opened the grouped agenda items and invited comments from the floor. The Secretariat responded to questions raised. The Committee noted the relevant section of the consolidated report contained in document A75/10 Rev.1 and the reports contained in documents A75/23 and A75/24, and approved decision EB150(5) contained in document EB150/2022/REC/1.

·       Item 17.3

Poliomyelitis

o   Poliomyelitis eradication

o   Polio transition planning and polio post-certification

The chair opened the agenda item and invited comments from the floor The chair announced that, due to time constraints, delegations who had requested to speak on this item will be given the floor at the beginning of the next meeting of the Committee when discussion of this item will resume. The item was suspended.

In accordance with Rule 57 of the Rules of Procedure, three delegates exercised the right of reply and the meeting was adjourned.

The meeting was adjourned.

 

 

4. Other meetings

The Secretariat has been advised that the following meetings will take place during the Seventy-fifth World Health Assembly.

Saturday, 28 May 2022

08:15–08:50 Room XXIV

Meeting of delegations of Member States of the Region of the Americas.

5. Arrangements for conduct of discussion in meetings

Member State delegations are asked to observe the time limit for verbal statements during the sessions: individual statements by Member States and Associate Members will be limited to three minutes (330 words), Regional and group statements will be limited to four minutes (440 words). Delegations providing group statements are discouraged from taking the floor subsequently to provide a national statement. In addition, delegations on whose behalf a group statement is provided, are discouraged from subsequently taking the floor except to provide any brief additional comments that were not covered by the group statement.

Statements by Observers, invited representatives of the United Nations and other participating intergovernmental organizations will be limited to two minutes (220 words). Statements by non-State actors in official relations with the Organization will be limited to one minute and three minutes for constituency statements.

To ensure that statements are interpreted as clearly as possible, delegates are requested to submit a copy of their statements by email to interpret@who.int or to give a paper copy to the conference officers in the room at least 30 minutes in advance.

Member States and Associate Members are invited to submit written statements for posting on the website in the language of submission in accordance with the guidelines for written statements in decision EB146(17).

Observers, invited representatives of the United Nations and of other participating and intergovernmental organizations are also invited to submit written statements in accordance with those guidelines. Non-State actors are invited to submit written statements as per the practical information for representatives of non-State actors in official relations with WHO.

In accordance with the guidelines, statements may be provided in any of the six WHO official languages and should be limited to 500 words for individual statements and 800 words for group statements. They should be submitted to statements@who.int, (non-State actors are asked to copy nsastatements@who.int), clearly indicating the relevant agenda item or sub-item in the subject line.

Member States, Associate Members, and non-State actors in official relations with WHO may submit a pre-recorded video statement in place of live interventions. The following time limits will apply: Member States and Associate Members - three minutes and Group statements - four minutes, non-State actors - one minute and three minutes for constituency statements. Videos received after the deadline, exceeding the time limits or labelled in such a way that the relevant agenda item or sub-item cannot be identified, may not be played. Video statements may be included in the live streaming and therefore will be included in the official records.

Interpretation

Interpretation will be provided in the official languages (Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish) to help delegates to follow the discussions. Delegates are requested to speak clearly and at a normal speaking pace to enable clear and accurate interpretation. Copies of all statements should be submitted at least one hour in advance by email to interpret@who.int. Clearly indicate the name of the country delegation/group in the subject line of the email. Note: a statement of three minutes at normal speaking pace is equivalent to approximately 330 words.

6.  Announcements

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