As geopolitical fragmentation, fiscal retrenchment, and shifting political priorities reshape the global landscape, the future of international health cooperation stands at an inflection point. Development assistance is strained, multilateral institutions face renewed scrutiny, and countries are being forced to do more with less.
Foreign Policy’s signature Health Forum at UNGA 81 will ask: How can governments mobilize sustainable financing, strengthen domestic health systems, accelerate innovation, and integrate health into broader economic and security strategies in support of the Sustainable Development Goals?
