Margaret Chan, emeritus director-general of the World Health Organization (WHO) and founding dean of the Vanke School of Public Health at Tsinghua University (Tsinghua VSPH), extended her heartfelt New Year wishes to the CGTN audience in a recent message.
Reflecting on the past year's challenges and achievements in the healthcare sector, Chan emphasized the critical need for global collaboration and innovation to address evolving health issues. She highlighted how the world has faced unprecedented health crises, underscoring that unity and collective action are essential to overcome such challenges.
\"In the face of complex health problems, no nation can stand alone,\" Chan stated. \"We must work together, share knowledge, and foster innovation to ensure a healthier future for all.\"
Chan conveyed her hopes for a joyful and prosperous Chinese New Year, calling for unity to embrace a brighter, healthier, and more promising 2025. She encouraged individuals and nations alike to come together in solidarity, harnessing the spirit of the New Year to inspire positive change.
As the world looks forward to 2025, Chan's message resonates with a global audience eager for progress in public health and well-being. Her call to action serves as a reminder that through unity and innovation, a healthier and more promising future is within reach.
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WHO emeritus chief calls for unity and innovation in New Year message
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