Country Ambassadors
Our Country Ambassadors are individuals who are based in the country they represent and use their knowledge and networks to help us deliver our work in a more global way. They help share the work of RSTMH with their networks and also advise us on how we could work more effectively with the Country they are based in.
They RSTMH Country Ambassadors let us know about recent news, success and challenges within the global health community in their country and also advise on which individuals and organisations we should be aware of, and working with. They help us reach more people who are working in or interested in global health and tropical medicine across the world.
Our Country Ambassadors are dedicated volunteers based in the countries they represent. Drawing on their local expertise, broad knowledge, and professional networks, they help extend our work globally and strengthen our presence in their country. Ambassadors play a key role in promoting RSTMH within their networks, as well as providing valuable insights on how we can work more effectively at a country level.
The Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (RSTMH) is delighted to announce the title of its new journal, Artificial Intelligence in Global Health, alongside the appointment of its Co-Editors-in-Chief, Dr Peiling Yap and Rohit Malpani.
We at RSTMH were deeply saddened to hear that Professor Sir Nicholas White died a few days ago. Sir Nicholas was a distinguished clinician and scientist who was internationally recognised as the leading figure in improving the treatment of malaria worldwide, and his work has made a lasting contribution to global health research.
