New Delhi, Dec. 19 -- Global leaders have called for evidence-driven investment, robust regulation and resilient health systems for implementing WHO-led global traditional medicine strategy 2025-2034.
Experts from Australia, Morocco, Iran, Uganda, Canada, Switzerland, USA, UK, Colombia, Brazil, New Zealand, Germany, Nepal, South Korea, and Sri Lanka shared insights at plenary and parallel sessions of the summitExpressing satisfaction at the outcomes of the summit, union Minister of State for Health & Family Welfare Prataprao Jadhav noted that India has strengthened its global leadership in traditional medicine through bilateral meetings with 16 nations on the second day of WHO global summit in New DelhiJadhav met WHO Director-General Dr. T...