International health law

International health law represents an emerging field of public international law. Its first beginnings were embodied in conferences and bilateral agreements that were held in times of health crises and epidemics that appeared from time to time in Europe during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. However، it developed over time to include: Various and numerous agreements and regulations designed specifically to confront the health threats facing the world and the clear increase in epidemics that technology and globalization have produced، and in general to improve opportunities for obtaining better health، taking into account justice in the distribution of health care among different peoples and regardless of the varying capabilities of countries، The International Health Regulations represent the most prominent image of international regulation of international health، which contains many provisions and obligations imposed on countries to improve global health in general, The World Health Organization stands at the head of international organizations seeking to develop and crystallize the rules of international health law، alongside international governmental and non-governmental organizations Others، although all of their efforts have been criticized due to the lack of coordination between them، they constitute the basic rule from which the rules of international health law begin، which is still in the process of development and progress.