Her Excellency Dr. Hanan Mohammed Al Kuwari held meetings with Health Ministers Dr. Mustapha Al Ferjani of Tunisia and Dr. Ahmed Robleh Abdilleh of Djibouti, discussing potential cooperation in health sectors while participating in the WHO Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean.
On the occasion of the 71st session of the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean, the Minister of Public Health, Her Excellency Dr. Hanan Mohammed Al Kuwari, conducted bilateral meetings with her counterparts from Tunisia and Djibouti. Dr. Mustapha Al Ferjani, the Health Minister of Tunisia, and Dr. Ahmed Robleh Abdilleh, the Health Minister of Djibouti, are both currently in Doha to participate in this significant regional health forum. During these discussions, the Ministers focused on potential areas of collaboration between Qatar and their respective countries. They explored various avenues to enhance cooperation within the health sector, aiming to address common health challenges and improve health outcomes. Additionally, they reviewed crucial topics that are being deliberated in the ongoing sessions of the WHO Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean, signaling a commitment to regional health initiatives.
The World Health Organization Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean serves as a vital platform for member states to convene, discuss public health priorities, and formulate joint strategies to address health concerns within the region. Participation of health ministers from various countries emphasizes the importance of collaboration in confronting shared health issues, including disease prevention, health promotion, and response to health emergencies. The meetings held by the Minister of Public Health of Qatar underscore Qatar’s role in facilitating regional health dialogue and cooperation.
The meetings conducted by Her Excellency Dr. Hanan Mohammed Al Kuwari with her Tunisian and Djibouti counterparts highlight Qatar’s proactive approach to fostering international health partnerships. By exploring collaborative efforts within the health sector, these discussions aim to contribute positively to regional health advancements, reflecting a shared commitment to enhancing community wellbeing among Eastern Mediterranean nations.
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