Minister of Public Health H E Dr. Hanan Mohammed Al Kuwari met with her counterparts from Tunisia and Djibouti to discuss health cooperation during the 71st WHO Regional Committee session. The talks centered on enhancing collaboration and reviewing critical health issues addressed in the committee.
His Excellency Dr. Hanan Mohammed Al Kuwari, the Minister of Public Health, engaged in separate discussions yesterday with His Excellency Dr. Mustapha Al Ferjani, Minister of Health of Tunisia, and His Excellency Dr. Ahmed Robleh Abdilleh, Minister of Health of Djibouti. Both ministers are in Qatar to attend the 71st session of the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean. The conversations aimed to explore and strengthen collaborative efforts in the health sector between Qatar and the respective nations. The ministers also examined significant issues under deliberation during the WHO sessions, emphasizing the importance of cooperative health initiatives.
The meetings held by Minister Al Kuwari with her counterparts from Tunisia and Djibouti emphasize Qatar’s commitment to fostering international partnerships within the health sector. The 71st session of the WHO Regional Committee serves as a platform for member countries to address regional health challenges and to collaborate on strategies to improve health outcomes. Engaging with other health ministers provides an opportunity to share best practices and enhance cooperative efforts, which are essential in addressing public health concerns that cross national boundaries.
In summary, the meetings between Minister Al Kuwari and her counterparts from Tunisia and Djibouti reflect Qatar’s proactive approach in enhancing health sector collaborations. By discussing partnerships and reviewing pivotal issues at the WHO Regional Committee meeting, Qatar is positioning itself as a key player in regional health initiatives, fostering greater cooperation for improved health standards.
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