Progress taking place in WHO

RunTao Gong - Fox News

The committee of WHO moved on to discuss the topic of combating HIV/AIDS. Good progress is being made right now and open and candid conversation is taking place. During the unmoderated caucus, delegates gathered to discuss and communicate with each other, in search of a compromise and a common ground.

Some of the proposed actions include implementing education regarding these detrimental diseases and raise public awareness. Many factors leading to these diseases include "unprotected intercourse and the lack use of condoms," as noted by the delegate of United Kingdom.

At the same time, the committee is also looking forward to a short term resolution. The delegate of India proposed to implement a surveillance system before taking further actions.

While the regular business is all taking place, there are some events occurring behind the stage. Apparently, the honorable delegate of Russia sent a note to the delegate of Uganda, saying "Poor you." This was obviously offensive and the Uganda delegate later remarked as being "deeply insulted."

Without a doubt, the spirit of unity and cooperation will always precede division and separation. And accordance must be achieved before any meaningful progress can be made.