Science Diplomacy side event during United Nations General Assembly (UNGA80).





This Science Diplomacy side event convened during the UNGA80 at United Nations
Headquarters will present a bold and inclusive health research agenda for the Pact for the Future as part of advancing global health. It will explore how to strengthen scientific leadership, research ecosystems, data infrastructure, and sustainable financing, particularly in Africa, while aligning with the priorities of multilateral institutions, regional communities, and post-SDG development frameworks.

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