Tag: G20 Health Working Group Meeting

The WHO has hailed India's innovation in digital healthcare, urging other nations to follow suit. The G20 Health Working Group Meeting in Hyderabad reinforced the need to strengthen global collaboration networks to combat future health emergencies, with a focus on pharmaceutical sector cooperation and access to quality medical countermeasures. Conversations at the event highlighted the significance of research development collaboration and the importance of strengthening existing health architecture to prepare for future pandemics. Dr. VK Paul, Member (Health), NITI Aayog, stressed the importance of India's G20 Presidency for achieving health for all.

Dr Krishna Ella, Executive Chairman of Bharat Biotech, highlighted India's focus on digital health at the G20 Health Working Group Meeting. The National Digital Health Mission aims to link patients and practitioners through real-time updates. Bharat Biotech's collaborative efforts with other countries in clinical trials demonstrate their capabilities as a global vaccine company. India's leadership in medical countermeasures and digital health is significant and further cooperation with global organizations is crucial. Strengthen cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector with a focus on affordable, effective, and safe medical countermeasures.

Former ICMR Director Balram Bhargava praised India's COVID-19 response at the G20 Health Working Group meeting, citing VTD development and affordability as strengths. Discussions also included traditional healthcare and building global VTD networks. Key speakers included WHO's Dr. Michael Ryan and Japan's Mr. Keiichi Hara.