法国常任代表博纳封与世界卫生组织总干事谭德塞在日内瓦签署资金协议，法国承诺向WHO提供2550万欧元，用于支持全球卫生优先事项。1这笔资金将分别用于不同用途：其中450万欧元纳入WHO核心自愿贡献账户，1500万欧元用于支持泛健康、全民健康覆盖、初级保健等关键优先事项，600万欧元专项用于人道主义应急响应。1在人道主义应急方面，法国计划投入200万欧元用于乌克兰心理健康援助、100万欧元用于加沙援助、200万欧元用于被占领巴勒斯坦土地，以及35万欧元用于马拉维霍乱应急，另有65万欧元拨入应急基金。1
世卫组织总干事谭德塞在签约时表示，"作为世界最大经济体之一，法国在全球卫生中有重要角色"。1法国在2020至2021年间对WHO的贡献超过1.43亿美元，其中76%为灵活资金。1此次协议系《法国—WHO框架协议》的重要体现，该框架协议的有效期为2020至2025年。1
France has committed to providing 25.5 million euros in funding to the World Health Organization through a series of agreements signed by France's Permanent Representative Bonneau and WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus 1. The funding allocation reflects France's strategic approach to addressing multiple global health challenges, with 4.5 million euros directed to WHO's core voluntary contributions account and 15 million euros earmarked for key priority areas including pan-health, universal health coverage, and primary healthcare 1.
An additional 6 million euros has been designated for humanitarian response efforts, distributed across several regions in urgent need: 2 million euros for mental health support in Ukraine, 350,000 euros for cholera emergency response in Malawi, 1 million euro for Gaza, and 2 million euros for the occupied Palestinian territories 1. Furthermore, 650,000 euros will support WHO's emergency contingency fund 1. Director-General Tedros acknowledged France's significant role in global health, stating that "as one of the world's largest economies, France plays an important part in global health" 1.
This commitment builds on France's substantial historical support for the organization, having contributed over 143 million US dollars during 2020-2021, with 76 percent of that funding provided as flexible contributions 1. The new agreements align with both the France-WHO framework spanning 2020-2025 and France's own global health strategy covering 2023-2027 1.
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