WHO does not promote greater international trade?

The World Health Organization (WHO) primarily focuses on global health issues rather than trade policies. Its main objectives include coordinating international health responses, setting health standards, and providing guidance on public health practices. While it acknowledges the importance of trade for health, such as access to medicines, its mandate does not extend to promoting greater international trade per se. Instead, the WHO emphasizes the need for health equity and addressing health determinants in the context of trade.