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20国在马来西亚印太卫生安全峰会上加强区域危机应对
马来西亚吉隆坡——2026 年 6 月 7 日至 8 日，来自 20 个国家的军事、文职和非政府领导人齐聚马来西亚吉隆坡，出席印太健康安全联盟 (IPhas) 第三届峰会。
来源:美国美国太平洋司令部太平洋司令部新闻Hosted by the Malaysian Armed Forces ahead of the Global Health Security Conference (GHSC), the summit strengthened regional collaboration and advanced shared approaches to health security under the theme, “Civil-Military Collaboration for Whole-of-Society Resilience.”
Co-chaired by Lt. Gen. Dato' Zulkeffeli bin Mat Jusoh, director general of Health Services Division, Malaysian Armed Forces, Rear Adm. Sonya Bennett, commander joint health and surgeon general, Australian Defence Force, and Capt. Peter Roberts, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, command surgeon, the two-day event focused on the intersection of national security and health security.
“Health Security underlies medical readiness, and that medical readiness is the foundation of a resilient self-defense capability for all nations,” said Capt. Roberts.
Leaders engaged in critical discussions regarding biosurveillance, key planning factors for impactful civil-military health engagements, and the mental health impacts of disasters on military readiness. On Day 1, the alliance also reviewed its expanding regional impact with insights from the Papua New Guinea Defence Force, which joined in 2025.
“We are here to strengthen a collective approach to health security – one that ensures when the next crisis emerges, we are prepared, coordinated, and able to respond together effectively and decisively,” said Rear Adm. Bennett.
The event culminated in a rigorous, multinational functional exercise where participants stress-tested responses to two complex, fictional scenarios:
场景 1：严重自然灾害并发传染病爆发。
情景 2：主要区域航运中心发生灾难性放射性事件。
As the only comprehensive military-civilian health security framework in the region, IPhas bridges a vital gap by fostering sustained coordination between defense forces and civilian health authorities to mitigate global health security threats and enhance regional resilience.