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The WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean builds partnerships to enhance health and wellbeing across the 22 countries and territories of the Region. WHO’s Strategic Operational Plan for the Eastern Mediterranean Region 2025 – 2028 adapts the Organization’s 14th Global Programme of Work (GPW 14) to the regional context. The plan focuses on six regional priorities: 1. Promote 2. Provide 3. Protect 4. Power 5. Perform 6. Polio To further strengthen support for the Member States, The Regional Director also launched three flagship initiatives to: • expand equitable access to medical products • invest in a resilient and sustainable health workforce • accelerate public health action on substance use WHO reserves the right to delete comments that are: offensive or abusive, including aggressing a third-party organization or individuals; considered as third-party promotion or marketing; spamming the conversations; containing personal information;
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The WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean builds partnerships to enhance health and wellbeing across the 22 countries and territories of the Region. WHO’s Strategic Operational Plan for the Eastern Mediterranean Region 2025 – 2028 adapts the Organization’s 14th Global Programme of Work (GPW 14) to the regional context. The plan focuses on six regional priorities: 1. Promote 2. Provide 3. Protect 4. Power 5. Perform 6. Polio To further strengthen support for the Member States, The Regional Director also launched three flagship initiatives to: • expand equitable access to medical products • invest in a resilient and sustainable health workforce • accelerate public health action on substance use WHO reserves the right to delete comments that are: offensive or abusive, including aggressing a third-party organization or individuals; considered as third-party promotion or marketing; spamming the conversations; containing personal information;