| No images? Click here  Sunday, 1 February 2026 MEDIA ADVISORY158th Session of the WHO Executive Board The 158th session of the WHO Executive Board (EB158) will be held from 2-7 February 2026 in Geneva, Switzerland. Schedule · Opening: o The session will open at 09.30 CET on Monday, 2 February. o WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is expected to address the EB and present his report. · Working hours: o See the preliminary daily timetable. Media access EB158 (public meetings) will be livestreamed on WHO’s website. Requests for access to the WHO building can be sent to mediainquiries@who.int Media registration process Please present yourself at the registration desk at the WHO reception.
Media space A media space (Innovation Hub) will be available for your use near the café on the mezzanine level of Building B, including screens to follow the EB proceedings. Photos Photos of the meeting will be shared at this link https://multimedia.who.int/CS.aspx?VP3=DamView&VBID=2AOJA4UDP25Q&PN=1&WS=AssetManagement Agenda and other documents See WHO’s website for meeting documents and the daily timetable for EB158 in six UN languages. Issues to be discussed This EB session includes discussions on WHO governance reform; the financing and implementation of the Programme Budget; updates on human resources, including the prioritization and realignment process in 2025; reform of the global health architecture and the UN80 initiative; notifications by two Member States of their intention to withdraw from the Organization; and draft resolutions and decisions proposed by Member States. The Board will also hear reports of the Director-General on WHO’s work in health emergencies, including on the response in 2025 to 43 health emergencies across 74 countries and territories; health conditions in the occupied Palestinian territory, including east Jerusalem; and WHO’s support to the health sector in Ukraine. Reports on the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases, mental health, communicable diseases, universal health coverage, primary health care, substandard and falsified medical products, antimicrobial resistance, and digital health, among others, will also be on the agenda. Further details are available in the annotated provisional agenda. About the Executive Board The main functions of the WHO Executive Board are to implement the decisions and policies of the World Health Assembly and to advise and generally facilitate its work. Read about the composition of the Executive Board. Summary useful links:
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