Member states of the Group of Seven (G7) will soon come forward with a plan of reforming the World Health Organization (WHO), APA reports quoting Japan’s Yomiuri newspaper.
According to the paper, the discussion of the plan with WHO members is to begin in September.
The main goal of the reform would be to increase the organization’s operational efficiency and ensure full transparency of information about disease outbreaks both on behalf of the WHO and its member states.
G7 hopes to gain broad support for its plan during the November session of the World Health Assembly - the supreme governing body of the international organization.
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