• Despite recent stagnation in progress and persisting challenges, including resource constraints and emerging threats like drug resistance, the new strategy outlines four key objectives:

1. Establishing norms and standards

2. Fostering innovation

3. Leveraging strategic information

4. Providing technical leadership.

• Guided by principles of equity, country ownership, and resilient health systems, the strategy aims to drive a coordinated, country-led response and ensure equitable access to quality malaria services.

• This commitment aligns with this year's World Malaria Day theme: "Accelerating the fight against malaria for a more equitable world," underscoring the urgent need for collective action to address the persistent burden of malaria globally.

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