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Mister President, honourable ministers, excellencies, distinguished delegates, ladies and gentlemen,I believe we can all agree. This has been an exceptionally intense session of the Health Assembly. You have covered much ground, made some key decisions, and adopted important resolutions, in a budget year, and in a timeframe cut in half. You covered items on pandemic influenza preparedness and implementation of the International Health Regulations.

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