Taiwan WHA observer status 結果共9筆

Taiwan says international support for WHA participation remains strong despite U.S. WHO exit. Taipei plans first smart healthcare expo in Geneva amid China’s block.

Taiwan launches first smart medical expo at WHA sidelines in Geneva as island marks 10th consecutive year without invitation to global health assembly.

Taiwan’s health team is heading to Geneva despite lacking an invitation to the World Health Assembly, where a landmark pandemic response agreement will be voted on. Health Minister Chiu Tai-yuan challenges Taiwan’s exclusion, stating that UN resolutions don’t authorize China to represent Taiwan’s 23.5 million people. The delegation will host an AI healthcare forum with international experts, highlighting Taiwan’s contributions to global health security.

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