Editorial Let's unite against pandemic diseases.!

Covid... The very thought of this name sends shivers down your spine. This deadly disease, which emerged five years ago, has claimed millions of lives worldwide. It is no exaggeration to say that many families have still not recovered from the tragedy left by Covid. The sudden outbreak of the coronavirus, which spread across the world before even ten people knew about it, has spread its fangs. Before anyone knew what the disease was and what its cure was, many ives were lost. Corona has made us realize how much destruction it can lead to if there is no reconciliation and cooperation between the countries of the world. The World Health Organization (WHO), which has learned from the lesson of Corona that it is difficult to overcome such crises if all the countries of the world do not put aside political differences and differences and join hands when facing a public health crisis,

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has stepped up efforts to bring its member countries together, kee ping in mind the future of humanity. The discussions held in phases with the respective countries for three and a half years have recently come to a conclusion. 191 countries have recently signed the draft agreement prepared by the World Health Organization on what to do to eradicate diseases like Covid in the future. This agreement, which is being used as a pandemic treaty, is a historic development. The efforts made by the organization to bring together various countries that are acting in a hostile manner due to political differences and differences of opinion, are commendable and commendable. This can be considered the second key agreement in the 75-year history of the World Health Organization. The first was the tobacco control agreement signed in 2003 under

the leadership of this organiza-