COVID-19 Pandemic and Reimagination of Multilateralism through Global Health Diplomacy

The ongoing pandemic COVID-19 has made it very clear that no one is safe until everyone safe. But how can be when the broken every nerve of economy and put an extra burden on already crippled healthcare systems in low-income countries? Thus, changed orientation domestic as well global politics, with many geopolitical shifts. exponential growing infected cases more than four million deaths demanded a response terms multilateralism. However, declining multilateralism need for its reforms was much-delayed response. Given this context, paper aimed to link decline face by highlighting various instances failure success; revival. article critically examines evaluates responses health diplomacy (GHD) during pandemic. black swan kind event (an unexpected event) obligated leadership think revival through GHD. Historically, GHD been shown play important role managing combating pandemics. further discusses theoretical aspects such sovereignty hegemonic stability theory reasons failing concludes emphasizing importance foresight reviving pursuit sustainable future.