.World Health Organization (WHO) is also very grateful for #France ‘s ongoing support for the #WHOAcademy venue and establishment worth of €90 million, an additional €50 million for the #COVID19 response and €100M worth of masks.
Feels like yesterday when President Emmanuel Macron and I met in Lyon for the #WHOAcademy ceremony to mark the start of construction. It was in September 2021.
Today, it was a great pleasure to visit the Academy venue again, alongside Ministers Catherine Colonna, Sylvie Retailleau and…
The #WHOAcademy facility in Lyon is now ready to be set up as a hub for innovation and learning in global health.
This is a significant milestone in the endeavour to strengthen the public health knowledge and skills of health professionals around the world.
Merci beaucoup,…
Merci beaucoup, mon frère President Emmanuel Macron, for an excellent discussion last Friday about the #WHOAcademy inauguration in Lyon later this year and its key role in the ongoing World Health Organization (WHO) transformation.
We are grateful for your sustained leadership on global health: to…
#WHOAcademy will also host a world-class health emergencies simulation centre that will use high-fidelity technologies to enable health workers to sharpen their competencies amid realistic scenarios including mass casualties and disease outbreaks.
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Merci Minister Frédéric Valletoux for a very good meeting on the #WHOAcademy inauguration later this year, the World Health Organization (WHO) Investment Round, the ongoing #PandemicAccord negotiations and the opportunity Paris 2024 games are bringing to promote health and benefits of sport and physical…
Collaboration across World Health Organization (WHO) to support our Member States is always a priority!
Wonderful to host #WHOAcademy Exec Dir DavidAtchoarena at the #WHOPandemicHub to align on how we can deploy our epidemic intelligence learning capabilities to empower the healthcare workforce globally
🗣 « Ce que nous enseigne cette crise, c’est qu’on ne sort pas d’une pandémie s’il n’y a pas une stratégie mondiale 🌍. »
Merci Emmanuel Macron de faire de la France 🇫🇷 et de l'Europe 🇪🇺 des acteurs clés de la santé mondiale.Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus #Lyon #WHOAcademy @Renaissance_UE
Congratulations, Catherine Vautrin, on your appointment to serve as the Minister of Labour, Health and Solidarity, and thank you for a good discussion on the World Health Organization (WHO) - #France collaboration, including the #WHOAcademy to help build a stronger global health workforce, 🇫🇷's leadership on…
Merci beaucoup pour cet appel téléphonique très constructif, mon ami Emmanuel Macron. Nous avons parlé de la situation actuelle du #COVID19 et de nos progrès concernant la #WHOAcademy . Je l'ai remercié pour son leadership et son solide soutien à World Health Organization (WHO) et à la santé mondiale.
It was great to be back in Lyon!
Thank you to our #WHOAcademy and the health emergencies teams for their work and dedication to contribute to our #HealthForAll mission.
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'Investing in health systems is the best way to prepare for future pandemics. Success requires unprecedented coordination of all actors. WHO is a key player and #WHOAcademy will be an essential platform for disseminating learning'
- President Emmanuel Macron
Merci beaucoup for your visit to World Health Organization (WHO), Minister Catherine Colonna.
We discussed our progress on making the #WHOAcademy fully operational, sustainable financing for WHO, and the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in #Gaza . We agreed that civilians must be protected.
“The ambitions of the #WHOAcademy are not modest: to transform lifelong learning in health globally. [...]The Academy is an investment in health, education, knowledge and technology, but ultimately it’s an investment in people, and in a healthier, safer, fairer future”- Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
![“The ambitions of the #WHOAcademy are not modest: to transform lifelong learning in health globally. [...]The Academy is an investment in health, education, knowledge and technology, but ultimately it’s an investment in people, and in a healthier, safer, fairer future”- @DrTedros](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FAUBq9PXEAAjGzh.jpg "World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) on Twitter photo 2021-09-27 18:46:32 “The ambitions of the #WHOAcademy are not modest: to transform lifelong learning in health globally. [...]The Academy is an investment in health, education, knowledge and technology, but ultimately it’s an investment in people, and in a healthier, safer, fairer future”- @DrTedros")
My colleague Raul Thomas and I had a good call with Minister Frédéric Valletoux and #WHOAcademy team, on the progress made so far towards making the Academy World Health Organization (WHO)’s main learning centre, and a global leader for lifelong learning in health. I'm grateful to #France for their…
Delighted to be in Lyon, 🇫🇷 today for the #WHOAcademy groundbreaking ceremony. I especially thank President Emmanuel Macron, for his commitment and support for the Academy, but also for World Health Organization (WHO) and global health, especially during the #COVID19 pandemic.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Olivier Véran The full remarks by Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus at the #WHOAcademy media briefing: bit.ly/3zJNr0D
