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New Zealand and WHO: partnering for a healthier future

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Geneva, 25 February 2022 – On the occasion of the Human Rights Council, Minister of Foreign Affairs of New Zealand, Honourable Nanaia Mahuta, met for the first time with Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General. The objective of the meeting, which took place at the WHO headquarters, was to discuss New Zealand’s continued strategic, technical and financial support to the Organization. “It is an honor to welcome the Honourable Nanaia Mahuta to WHO and to express my

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New Zealand and WHO: partnering for a healthier future
2/28/2022, 5:47:33 PM
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