The 2025 FIP Global Vaccination Summit, held in The Hague last week (13–14 March), brought together experts from Albania, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Jordan, Norway, New Zealand, Portugal, the UK, and the USA.

The event focused on empowering the pharmacy workforce to take a leading role in vaccine delivery, enhancing accessibility and maximising impact worldwide.

Discussions and case studies explored global policies, emerging vaccines, and key challenges such as vaccine hesitancy, under-vaccination, and climate-driven disease patterns.

This year’s event built on the success of the 2024 summit, which initiated the development of a global policy framework on life-course immunisation. Insights from that work, along with ongoing efforts in 2025, will shape the final framework, to be launched at the FIP congress in Copenhagen, Denmark in September.

Access FIP’s resources on pharmacy-based vaccination here.