Cooperation in health governance between China and Argentina in the context of COVID-19 from the perspective of multilevel governance

This article aims to analyze the China-Argentina health cooperation in the face of the COVID-19 health crisis from the perspective of multilevel governance. It has been shown that state and sub-state actors played a dominant role in the first cooperative stage, while non-state actors started to play an increasingly active and significant role in the second stage. Through health cooperation between the two nations, Argentina has managed to overcome some of the challenges posed by the pandemic and has improved its health governance capacity in facing the coronavirus. To cope with the second wave of the epidemic, these two countries' health cooperation needs to be strengthened at multiple levels.