卡塔尔发展基金与世界卫生组织签署核心贡献协议，向WHO捐赠400万美元[1]。这笔资金用于支持WHO第13个通用工作规划的实施[1]，重点支持处于危机和后危机背景下的国家[1]。该协议在第77届世界卫生大会前夕签署[1]。
捐款将支持传染病与非传染病防控、卫生系统强化以及全生命周期健康促进等领域的工作[1]。卡塔尔发展基金执行主任Sultan Ahmed Al-Aseeri表示："我们与世卫组织的伙伴关系证明了我们在全球追求卫生公平中不让任何人掉队的承诺"[1]。WHO总干事Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus指出："灵活资金对世卫组织的拯救生命工作至关重要"[1]。
The Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD) and the World Health Organization have entered into a core contribution agreement, with Qatar committing $4 million to advance the implementation of WHO's extended 13th General Programme of Work [1]. The partnership was formalized on the eve of the 77th World Health Assembly [1].
The flexible funding will prioritize support for countries facing crisis and post-crisis situations, while addressing communicable diseases, non-communicable diseases, health system strengthening, and health promotion across the lifespan [1]. According to Sultan Ahmed Al-Aseeri, Executive Director of the Qatar Fund for Development, "Our partnership with WHO is a testament to our dedication to leaving no one behind in the pursuit of health equity worldwide" [1].
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus emphasized the importance of such contributions, stating that "Flexible funds are critical for WHO's life-saving work" [1].