The United States rejected a nonbinding United Nations declaration that aimed to enhance international collaboration for pandemic preparedness and prevention. The U.S. joined the European Union in expressing objections to certain parts of the statement. Erica Schwartz, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), addressed the issue in a speech on Friday at a high-level United Nations meeting focused on pandemic preparedness.
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U.S. Rejects UN Declaration on Pandemic Preparedness
The United States has rejected a UN declaration aimed at improving pandemic preparedness, aligning with the European Union in its objections. CDC Director Erica Schwartz spoke on the matter during a UN meeting on the topic.
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Trump administration rejects UN pandemic preparedness declaration
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