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The World Health Organization has formally expressed regret following the United States' notification to withdraw from the organization. In a recent statement, the agency warned that this decision compromises the safety and health security of both the American people and the global community.
The notification initiates a complex procedural timeline. Key issues surrounding the withdrawal will be addressed by the WHO Executive Board at its upcoming regular session, commencing on February 2. The matter will then proceed to the full World Health Assembly for consideration during its annual gathering in May 2026.
This development marks a significant moment for international public health cooperation. The WHO emphasized its ongoing commitment to its mission of directing and coordinating global health efforts, working alongside all member states to combat diseases and strengthen health systems worldwide. The organization continues its work on pressing health emergencies and long-term initiatives, aiming for the highest attainable standard of health for every person.
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