Japan’s contribution to making global health architecture a top political agenda by leveraging the G7 presidency
Haruka Sakamoto(The University of Tokyo), Kenji Shibuya(Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Regulatory Science Society of Japan), Takuma Kato(Kagawa University), Kotono Hara(Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications), Eiji Hinoshita(Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications), Satoshi Ezoe(University of Washington), Hiroyuki Yamaya(Ministry of Health Labour and Welfare), Sarah Krull Abe, Kenichi Komada(Ministry of Health Labour and Welfare), Haruhiko Inada(Ministry of Health Labour and Welfare), Naoko Yamamoto(Disco (japan)), Masami Miyakawa(National Institute of Infectious Diseases), Keishi Abe(Social Insurance Institute), Yui Sekitani(Ministry of Health Labour and Welfare)
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