Group 1 - The 78th World Health Assembly concluded with key resolutions aimed at strengthening global health systems and response capabilities [1][2] - The assembly approved the significant "Pandemic Accord," which is a result of over three years of negotiations among countries to enhance global cooperation for future pandemics [1][2] - The World Health Organization's (WHO) budget for 2026-2027 was set at $4.2 billion, reduced from the initially proposed $5.3 billion, with a 20% increase in assessed contributions from member states [2] Group 2 - The assembly addressed various global health issues, including rare diseases, climate change and health, and antimicrobial resistance [3] - A resolution on rare diseases was passed to accelerate actions addressing the diagnostic delays and inadequate treatment faced by over 300 million patients globally [3] - The assembly approved a draft global action plan on climate change and health, setting new action goals for member states and the WHO in this area [3]