德国与世卫组织达成两项重要协议，进一步加强在全球卫生应急领域的合作。1根据协议，德国承诺额外提供4000万欧元用于支持世卫组织应对卫生紧急情况。1其中2000万欧元专款用于世卫组织2023年卫生紧急情况呼吁，1000万欧元支持乌克兰紧急情况，另有1000万欧元用于非洲紧急情况。1
德国对全球卫生事务的贡献力度显著。1今年以来，德国已向世卫组织贡献5350万欧元，支持该组织应对50多项活跃卫生紧急情况。1自2015年起，德国向世卫组织应急基金的累计贡献达1.15亿欧元。1
此外，德国与世卫组织签署主办协议，同意在柏林承办世卫组织大流行病和流行病情报中心。1该中心于2021年9月在柏林成立。1德国还将在柏林举办两场后续重点活动，分别是10月12日至13日的"打破障碍：推进一体化卫生议程，关注环保"活动，以及10月15日至17日的世界卫生峰会2023。1
Germany has signed two significant agreements with the World Health Organization, committing an additional €40 million to support health emergency response efforts and establishing a host agreement for the WHO's Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence Centre in Berlin 1. The €40 million contribution will be allocated across three priorities: €20 million for the WHO's 2023 Health Emergencies Appeal, €10 million for the Ukraine emergency response, and €10 million for African health emergencies 1.
This latest commitment underscores Germany's substantial financial support for global health security. The country has already contributed €53.5 million to the WHO this year alone to address more than 50 active health emergencies 1. Since 2015, Germany has invested a total of €115 million in the WHO's emergency funding mechanisms 1. The Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence Centre became operational in Berlin in September 2021 and will be further strengthened through this partnership 1. Additionally, Germany will host two major follow-up events in Berlin: "Breaking Barriers: Advancing an Integrated Health Agenda with an Environmental Focus" on October 12–13, and the World Health Summit 2023 on October 15–17 1.
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