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No consensus among WHO member states on pathogen Access and Benefit Sharing

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No consensus among WHO member states on pathogen Access and Benefit Sharing
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“While differences remain, those differences can be bridged if we keep our shared goal in sight: a world where pathogens and scientific information are shared rapidly, and the benefits they generate are shared fairly and equitably. Neither should we.”The meeting concluded with member states reaffirming their commitment to continue intensive negotiations toward an ambitious, effective and equitable PABS annex. “The remaining issues are challenging, but we have a clear path to completing this important work.”“The progress made at this meeting reflects our shared determination to deliver an effective, robust and equitable PABS system,” said IGWG Bureau co-chair Matthew Harpur.

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No consensus among WHO member states on pathogen Access and Benefit SharingCountries acknowledge that continued discussions are needed to finalise a framework that supports a faster response to future pandemicsUpdated on: Jul 27, 2026, 15:58:42 ISTBy Rhythma KaulPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Negotiations on the Pathogen Access and Benefit Sharing (PABS) annex, a main component of the WHO Pandemic Agreement, have dragged on further with member states failing to reach a consensus even after the seventh meeting on the subject last week, people familiar with the matter said.Developed countries are advocating for anonymous access to the genetic sequences.

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