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Malaria is estimated to be humanity’s oldest disease, but since 2000, modern science combined with unprecedented local and global action has delivered record progress, with malaria deaths cut by over 60%, saving almost 7 million lives.  

However, half the world still lives at risk from this preventable, treatable disease. 

Progress has slowed and could be rapidly reversed if vital support for the malaria fight is not sustained. The Commonwealth is in a prime position to lead the way, with 6 out of the top 10 cases of malaria - 

and half of all malaria deaths - happening in Commonwealth countries. 

The Malaria Summit: London 2018, taking place during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, will bring together global political, business and science leaders to renew global commitments to accelerate progress towards ending history’s deadliest killer.