the Tbilisi Declaration

The Tbilisi Declaration was a statement made in 1977 during a conference of scientists and public health officials in Tbilisi, Georgia. It emphasized the importance of shared international efforts to prevent and control health issues, especially infectious diseases, through scientific cooperation, education, and open communication. The declaration highlighted health as a fundamental human right and encouraged countries to work together to improve health systems worldwide, ensuring equitable access to healthcare and fostering collaboration to address global health challenges effectively.