Le Premier ministre Nguyen Xuan Phuc a envoyé un message à la session extraordinaire de l’Assemblée générale des Nations Unies sur le COVID-19, tenue les 3 et 4 décembre à New York.
This policy brief examines how the eleven countries of South-East Asia are coping
with the immediate impacts of COVID-19, focusing on the subregion’s socio-economic
response and providing four sets of recommendations for a recovery that leads to a more
sustainable, resilient and inclusive future.
Entretien | Grand spécialiste de la question du sida, Michel Kazatchkine a occupé de hautes fonctions internationales dans le domaine de la santé. Il déplore le manque de solidarité dans la gestion de la pandémie. L’heure est au repli sur soi et à la défiance mutuelle quand la réponse devrait être globale.
At the start of 2020, COVID-19 has spread across the world at an unyielding pace. What began as global jitters has evolved into unprecedented disturbances in the economy, health systems and daily life. In Asia and the Pacific, the impacts of the pandemic have reverberated soundly among its population of more than 4 billion and in its network of vital supply chains. In the face of such challenges, the region must respond quickly and collectively to save lives and build resilience against future pandemics.
