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COVID-19 response: first meeting of the Pan-European Commission on Health and Sustainable Development WHO/Europe online press briefing On Thursday 27 August 2020, at 11:00 (CEST) The Pan-European Commission on Health and Sustainable Development – a high-level independent body set up to review evidence and draw regional lessons from the current pandemic, and make policy recommendations regarding health and social care – held its first inaugural meeting on Wednesday 26 August. The Commission has been convened in response to COVID-19 crisis. After identifying and reviewing the relevant evidence, it will make recommendations on how policies should be re-framed in terms of forecasting, preventing and responding to similar global or regional threats in the future.
will brief journalists about the meeting and answer media questions on this initiative. The panelists will also respond to queries on the current COVID-19 situation in the WHO European Region. The virtual press conference will be broadcast live on the WHO/Europe Facebook account https://www.facebook.com/WHOEurope and on its Twitter profile https://twitter.com/WHO_Europe You can join the briefing via Zoom meeting and ask your question online (see connection details below). When joining the Zoom meeting, please ensure you enter your name and media outlet (use name/outlet). To ask a question, please click "raise hand" and this will enter you into the pool for questions. Please make sure you have a microphone connected or active on your computer. Journalists who prefer to send their questions in advance, are very welcome to email them to negruL@who.int by 20:00 CEST on Wednesday 26 August 2020. Background information: CONNECTION DETAILS: Join Zoom Meeting: https://who.zoom.us/j/94321632060
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