European Roundtable for Global Health & Development
Leadership
The European Roundtable for Global Health and Development was established to help bridge that gap. Co-chaired by Marisol Touraine and Lars Fruergaard Jørgensen, the Roundtable brings together senior European leaders from politics, business, finance and global health to strengthen political support for global health as a strategic European priority.

Marisol Touraine
Co-chair

Lars Fruergaard Jørgensen
Co-chair
Partners
The Roundtable is delivered through a strategic partnership between leading organizations working across policy, research, advocacy and stakeholder engagement.

Danish Alliance for Global Health serves as Secretariat and leads the overall coordination and management of the initiative.

rani supports EU policy engagement, advocacy and stakeholder relations.

CEPS provides policy analysis and research expertise to support the Roundtable's work.

Economist Enterprise supports strategic content development, audience engagement and amplification.
Partners
The Roundtable is delivered through a strategic partnership between leading organizations working across policy, research, advocacy and stakeholder engagement.
About Us
Global health is increasingly central to Europe’s prosperity, resilience and security. From pandemic preparedness and antimicrobial resistance to climate-related health risks. Yet its strategic importance is not always reflected in European policy and investment decisions.
The European Roundtable for Global Health and Development brings together senior leaders from politics, business, finance and global health to strengthen political support for global health as a strategic European priority.
Related initiatives & resources
The Roundtable is part of a broader conversation about the future of global health and Europe's role in shaping it. This cross-linking approach allows visitors to explore complementary analysis, evidence and policy discussions while creating visibility and traffic across all partner platforms.
Focus Areas
Europe's economic strength depends on healthy populations, resilient supply chains, innovation and strong international partnerships. The Roundtable explores how global health investments contribute to long-term growth, productivity and European competitiveness.



