Sania Nishtar

Sania Nishtar

politician Pakistan

Dr. Sania Nishtar is a distinguished Pakistani physician, health expert, and politician who has served as the Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of Pakistan on Health. She is known for her work on health policy and has played a critical role in global health initiatives, including her position as the Chief Executive Officer of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, focusing on immunization and disease prevention.

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Nigeria Nigeria: Dr Sania Nishtar is the CEO of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, who emphasized the need for funding to support vaccination efforts. 7

The Punch: Disease outbreaks threaten vaccine progress, UN, Gavi warn

United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates: Dr. Sania Nishtar, the CEO of the Global Vaccine Alliance 'Gavi', announced that the UAE contributed over 38 million dollars to provide vaccinations in more than 95 countries. 9

Al Ittihad: رئيسة التحالف العالمي للقاحات لـ «الاتحاد»: الإمارات ساهمت بـ 38 مليون درهم لتوفير اللقاحات في 95 دولة

United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates: Dr. Sania Nishtar, the CEO of the Global Vaccine Alliance 'Gavi', announced that the UAE contributed over 38 million dollars to provide vaccinations in more than 95 countries. 9

Al Ittihad: رئيسة التحالف العالمي للقاحات لـ «الاتحاد»: الإمارات ساهمت بـ 38 مليون درهم لتوفير اللقاحات في 95 دولة

Kenya Kenya: Sania Nishtar, Gavi's chief executive, warned that cutting funding would have a disastrous impact on global health security. 7

The Standard: US cutting Gavi vaccine alliance aid may cause 'over a million deaths'

Guyana Guyana: Chief executive Sania Nishtar told Reuters that U.S. support was vital for Gavi's operations. 7

Stabroek News: US to end funding for childhood vaccines in poorest countries, document shows

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Dr Sania Nishtar is the head of Gavi, an alliance that buys critical vaccines for developing countries. 9

BBC: Gavi warns that one million children could die if US cuts funding for vaccines

Tanzania Tanzania: Chief executive Sania Nishtar told Reuters that without US support, it translates into 1.2 million deaths over the next five years among children. 7

The Citizen – major Tanzanian English newspaper, est. 2004: Trump targets vaccine programmes and malaria initiatives