Iskandar Patrick ABADOMA MOUNPOU is a Cameroonian researcher in health economics at the University of Ngaoundere in his home country. He is currently pursuing his doctoral thesis on the theme of bargaining power at the WHO and the health system in Africa. He is also the co-author of two articles [Bargaining Power of African Countries in the World Health Organization: A Simulated Economic Analysis of its Effectiveness (in the Cameroonian Review of Economics-Afredit) and Bargaining Power of African Countries in the World Health Organization: Role of Economic coalition (in SN business and economic review-springer nature)] in which he proposes an index of bargaining power of countries at the WHO using the cooperative game theory instrument. Beyond the health governance issues, ABADOMA is also interested in questions of “health microeconomics” in developing countries, in question of development economics, and economic data analysis.