Spain has unveiled its Global Health Strategy 2025–2030 to strengthen global health equity, tackle climate-related health threats, and lead in research, innovation, and health governance.
The Government of Spain has introduced the Spanish Global Health Strategy 2025–2030, a comprehensive roadmap to reinforce its international commitment to equitable, inclusive, and sustainable global health. Developed by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Health, the strategy prioritises human rights, social justice, and multilateral cooperation—lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic and the global climate crisis.
Key pillars of the strategy include strengthening resilient public health systems, addressing climate-linked health risks through a “One Health” approach, and promoting well-being across the life course. Spain aims to expand access to healthcare, particularly in under-resourced settings, while also investing in research, digitalisation, and fair access to vaccines and medicines.
Spain joins the WHO Executive Board as it launches this strategy, becoming the fifth EU country with a dedicated global health plan. With this move, Spain underscores its support for global health governance, the WHO, and major health initiatives like GAVI and the Global Fund, aiming to build a future where health is not a privilege but a universal right.
