Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

Olin todennäköisesti toivottava tulevaisuudesta, mutta samalla olin erityisen huolta. On paljon huolta, kuten sanoit oikeasti. Yhteisössä on edes vaikutus, mutta se on huolta huolta. Jos he olisivat valmiita oikeaan tietoon, jos he olisivat koulutettuja,

that they could talk to the community, have engagements with the community and reverse that. So that's one of the things that gave me hope, because when community leaders are involved, I think they can change the tide. But at the same time, there was a real concern. I was worried about many of the things I observed on the ground. There was active conflict.

Even the governor didn't want me to stay overnight there. And not only that, there is displacement. It's very difficult to do contact tracing and isolating those who have some risks or contacts.

have made this outbreak worse the first thing i would like to say is united states and united kingdom are helping the funding

cuts in 2025 was was a challenge at the munich security conference i saw i witnessed that many countries from high-income countries it's not about just the us and uk but many high-income countries have been announcing at the munich security conference

niiden lisääminen polttoaineistoon. 1-3 %, 3-5 % ja minä olin niin miettinyt. Sitten sanoin heille, että pysy, pysy, älä unohda ilmaisun ystävästä. Ja he sanoivat, että mitä sinä tarkoitat? Ja minä sanoin, että ilmaisun ystävä, kuten COVID-19, on virus, joka voisi rikastua.

Tiedät, että se on toiminut noin 20 miljoonaa ihmisiä COVID-pandemian aikana. Joten kun sijoitetaan tehtävänne, tämä on itse asiassa, jotta voidaan vahvistaa ihmisiä, älä unohda yhteisöä, jonka meillä on.

A virus that doesn't care about our borders, our politics. So while preparing for what you think is your threat, you have to also be prepared for a threat which is common to humanity. Imagine, have you ever seen a war in recent memory that killed 20 million people?

I came here to show that the communities in Ituri, North Kivu and South Kivu, that they're not alone and that we are here to support.

And we understand their pain, but we also understand that they have the energy and all that it needs to stop this.

Ask the international community to

increase their support, so the health workers get the supplies, the protective measures they need, and they are protective.

Because, you know, without health workers, it would be very difficult then to help.

Ask the international community to...

increase their support so the health workers get the supplies, the protective measures they need, and they are protected.

Because without health workers, it would be very difficult for them to help.

I came here to show that the communities in Italy, North Kivu and South Kivu, that they're not alone.

and that we are here to support.

Previously, WHO assessed the risk as high at the national and regional levels

and low at global levels.