Articles by Frank Tu Ngo

November 3, 2025

Can UN high-level meetings on health deliver real change?

Frank Tu Ngo

Every September, world leaders gather at the UN high-level meetings to confront the most pressing global health crises. In 2024, the spotlight fell on antimicrobial resistance – a silent pandemic threatening to make infections increasingly difficult to treat. But, asks Frank Tu Ngo, will the 2024 meeting lead to real change?

Japan on the frontlines of a global health crisis: antimicrobial resistance

Frank Tu Ngo

Frank Tu Ngo highlights Japan’s leadership in mitigating one of today’s most urgent global health challenges, antimicrobial resistance (AMR). By capitalising on its political influence, funding, expertise, and diplomatic positioning, Japan is driving global efforts against AMR

Frank Tu Ngo

Communications Officer, Global Antimicrobial Research & Development Hub

Frank completed his PhD on multilevel governance at the Free University of Berlin.

He currently works at the Global AMR R&D Hub, a G20 initiative focused on coordinating global efforts against antimicrobial resistance.

Frank's current research and professional interests include global governance, health policy, digital policy, and policy communications.

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