About GHC25

The Global Humanitarian Conference 2025, themed; Unified Strategies For Pandemic Preparedness and Response is crucial for advancing global health security and humanitarian response. It unites key stakeholders—healthcare professionals, policymakers, NGOs, and innovators—to address the challenges of pandemics and infectious diseases. By fostering collaboration, sharing best practices, and promoting equitable access to resources, the event enhances preparedness and response capabilities. It drives innovation, supports ethical policies, and builds capacity across communities, ensuring a more resilient and effective global health infrastructure. The conference's outcomes will contribute to safeguarding public health and improving response strategies for future health crises.

The Impact of Covid 19 Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic, emerging in late 2019, triggered a global health crisis with profound and far-reaching impacts. It led to millions of deaths, overwhelming healthcare systems, and straining medical resources worldwide. Economically, the pandemic caused significant disruptions, with global GDP contracting sharply, leading to widespread job losses, business closures, and exacerbating inequalities. Socially, it altered daily life, causing lockdowns, travel restrictions, and shifts to remote work and education, increasing mental health challenges. The pandemic also highlighted and exacerbated global disparities in healthcare access and vaccine distribution. International relations were strained as countries prioritized national interests, and supply chains were severely disrupted.

The Global Humanitarian Conference will address the lasting impacts of COVID-19 by focusing on strengthening healthcare systems, improving pandemic preparedness, and ensuring equitable access to care. Key discussions will cover ethical considerations like fair vaccine distribution, enhancing disease surveillance, and promoting better community engagement to improve health responses. The conference will also explore innovations in healthcare technology and strategies to bolster humanitarian financing, partnerships, and supply chains to prevent future disruptions. By advocating for stronger global health governance and cooperation, the event aims to develop practical solutions that reduce global disparities, enhance resilience, and improve pandemic response strategies, fostering a more coordinated and effective approach to future health crises.