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Key thematic areas covered included: Global overview of WHO FCTC implementation and key outcomes of COP11/MOP4 Addressing tobacco industry interference under WHO FCTC Article 5.3 Regulation of e-cigarettes and emerging nicotine products Forward-looking tobacco control measures Enforcement strategies for tobacco control and vaping laws, including in digital environments Regional discussions on priority needs Recent litigation and legal challenges Cross-border regulation of tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship (TAPS) Practical approaches to implementing tobacco control legislation Key Outcomes The workshop produced several concrete achievements that will further strengthen tobacco control efforts across the Region and globally: Enhanced technical capacity: Forty legal and public health professionals from the global south, including five from the WHO African Region were equipped with advanced skills to support the drafting, implementation and enforcement of tobacco control laws in their home countries

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