The World Health Summit strengthens exchange, stimulates innovative solutions to health challenges, fosters global health as a key political issue and promotes the global health debate in the spirit of the UN Sustainable Development Goals: SDG 17 “Partnership for the Goals”.
WHS 2022 will focus on “Making the Choice for Health” by reflecting on the most pressing topics, including:
- Investment for Health and Well-Being
- Climate Change and Planetary Health
- Architecture for Pandemic Preparedness
- Digital Transformation for Health
- Food Systems and Health
- Health Systems Resilience and Equity
- Global Health for Peace
World Health Summit 2022
Together with the World Health Organization (WHO)
World Health Summit and WHO join forces to bring you the world’s leading international, inter-
sectoral and inclusive global health conference that will set the agenda for a healthier future.
October, 16-18
Hotel Berlin Central District
Stauffenbergstraße 26
10785 Berlin
& Digital
3 Days | 100+ Nations | 400+ Speakers | 6000+ Participants
With ceremonial opening and reception on Sunday, October 16
The World Health Summit’s central topics in 2022 include:
- Investment for Health and Well-Being
- Climate Change and Planetary Health
- Architecture for Pandemic Preparedness
- Digital Transformation for Health
- Food Systems and Health
- Health Systems Resilience and Equity
- Global Health for Peace
Digital participation of the entire World Health Summit program will be available throughout our website with no prior registration needed. Registration for on-site participation is only possible with a registration code. The registration codes for the contingents of our partners will be distributed by our partner organizations directly.
MORE INFO: OFFICIAL WEBSITE
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