The World Health Organization leads international public health efforts, supporting Member States during crises that test health systems and global cooperation. As interconnectedness grows and new threats arise, the Assembly must deliver coordinated, evidence-based, and equitable solutions. Delegates should balance national interests, limited resources, and political challenges while upholding WHO’s mandate for technical guidance, norm-setting, and international collaboration. Member States need to develop consensus-driven strategies to strengthen health systems, promote sustainability, and protect global well-being, or risk leaving critical health gaps unaddressed.