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Guinea also believes that strengthening global pandemic preparedness requires greater investment in community-level health systems and regional cooperation. The experience of Ebola demonstrated that even strong national policies can fail if local communities do not trust public health institutions or have access to reliable information. Guinea therefore supports programs that train community health workers, strengthen communication between health authorities and local leaders, and improve public education before emergencies occur. These efforts can help identify unusual outbreaks earlier while reducing misinformation and encouraging communities to cooperate with health measures.

Guinea further encourages the WHO and Member States to expand cooperation among neighboring countries, particularly in regions where diseases can spread rapidly across borders. This should include shared disease-surveillance information, coordinated emergency response plans, joint training exercises, and stronger laboratory networks. Guinea also supports increased international financing for developing countries to strengthen these systems before the next emergency rather than relying primarily on assistance after an outbreak has already begun. In addressing antimicrobial resistance, similar investments should support laboratories capable of identifying resistant infections and collecting reliable national data. By combining stronger local health systems, regional coordination, international financing, and scientific cooperation, the international community can create a more effective and inclusive global health security system.