The World Health Organization (WHO) opened its Global Center for Traditional Medicine in India. Its goal is to unlock the power of traditional medicine by combining ancient practices with modern science. Tedros Ghebreyesus, the head of the WHO, spoke in Hindi at the event, everyone loved his sweet gesture.

Worldwide Centre for Traditional Medicine!

• The Worldwide Centre for Traditional Medicine in Jamnagar, Gujarat will showcase global traditions and current scientific achievements in traditional medicine.
• This will be done in a way that is accessible, eco-friendly, and participatory for the public.
• The Institute Teaching and Research in Ayurveda (ITRA), a WHO Collaborating Centre and Institute of National Importance will host a temporary office while the new facility is being developed.

Inspiring Thoughts from our Honorable Prime Minister!

• Our honourable Prime Minister believes that “The WHO Global Center for Traditional Medicine is a sign that India has made a big contribution and has a lot of potential in this field.”
• Also, our country sees this partnership as a huge responsibility toward the whole world.
• The WHO and the Ministry of Ayush have set up the Global Center for Traditional Medicine (WHO GCTM) where people can learn more about traditional medicine.

Positive takeaways from the head of WHO!

The head of WHO – Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus believes that:

• There are a lot of traditional medicines products around the world. And this centre will go a long way to bringing the promise of traditional medicine to fruition.
• The New Center will be focused on data, innovation, and sustainability, and it will make the best use of traditional medicine. 
• In the future, this centre will allow India to share its knowledge of traditional medicine with the world. 

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