Research on the Transformation of Global Public Health Security Governance in the Post-Pandemic Era

Research on the Transformation of Global Public Health Security Governance in the Post-Pandemic Era

The COVID-19 pandemic has elevated global public health security governance to a top priority, exposing existing issues while also driving the transformation of global public health security governance. In the post-pandemic era, global public health security governance will face new problems and challenges. The forms of global public health security threats have become more severe, there is a deficit in public health security governance, and disagreements arise in global public health security governance. These issues propel the transformation of global public health security governance. Firstly, governance entities display a diversified nature, with emerging countries playing increasingly important roles, transitioning from being passengers to driving forces. Secondly, the mechanisms of global public health security governance are becoming more refined, with the emergence of regional and multilateral governance frameworks. Lastly, there is a push for a change in global governance concepts, aiming to establish a shared, comprehensive, cooperative, and sustainable security governance concept. China's impressive response to the COVID-19 pandemic provides a Chinese solution and promotes reform and development in global public health security governance.