This document provides a chronological overview of major declarations, resolutions, and policy milestones adopted by the World Health Organization and its Member States to advance the recognition, regulation, and integration of traditional medicine (TM) into health systems. Beginning with WHA30.49 in 1977 and the Declaration of Alma-Ata in 1978, it traces developments through various World Health Assembly resolutions, including those addressing medicinal plants, regulation of traditional medicine products and practitioners, and protection of traditional medical knowledge. Key international milestones such as the 2008 Beijing Declaration, the Astana Declaration (2018), and the 2019 Political Declaration on Universal Health Coverage reinforce the role of TM in strengthening primary health care and achieving equitable health systems. The document culminates with the 2023 extension of the WHO Traditional Medicine Strategy and ongoing efforts to align TM with public health innovation, intellectual property, and universal health coverage goals.