The World Health Organization (WHO) is an international organization dedicated to promoting global health and coordinating cooperation between countries on public health issues. Established in 1948, the WHO provides a space where member states can work together to address health challenges that affect populations around the world. In this committee, delegates will represent different countries and discuss international health issues such as disease prevention, health emergencies, access to healthcare, and international health regulations. Through negotiation, diplomacy, and cooperation, delegates will work to develop solutions that strengthen global health systems and improve the ability of countries to respond to health challenges. The goal of the committee is to encourage international collaboration and find practical solutions to problems that cannot be addressed by individual countries alone.