Strengthening Healthcare Partnerships: Qatar Engages with Tunisia and Djibouti Health Ministers
Her Excellency Dr. Hanan Mohammed Al Kuwari, Qatar’s Minister of Public Health, met with her counterparts from Tunisia and Djibouti to discuss health sector cooperation and topics relevant to the WHO Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean, underscoring Qatar’s commitment to international health partnerships.
On the previous day, Her Excellency Dr. Hanan Mohammed Al Kuwari, the Minister of Public Health, conducted separate meetings with the Minister of Health of Tunisia, His Excellency Dr. Mustapha Al Ferjani, and the Minister of Health of Djibouti, His Excellency Dr. Ahmed Robleh Abdilleh. Both ministers are currently in Qatar to engage in the 71st session of the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean. The discussions focused on potential areas of cooperation between Qatar and these two North African countries, with an emphasis on enhancing collaborative efforts within the health sector. Additionally, the ministers reviewed several significant topics being addressed in the ongoing sessions of the WHO Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean.
The meetings held by Her Excellency Dr. Hanan Mohammed Al Kuwari with her Tunisian and Djiboutian counterparts highlight Qatar’s commitment to nurturing international relationships in the field of healthcare. The World Health Organization’s Regional Committee sessions provide a platform for member states to discuss regional health priorities, engage in knowledge sharing, and foster collaboration on health initiatives. This event serves as an opportunity for Qatar to bolster its existing partnerships and explore new avenues for cooperation in health policies and practices.
The meetings between the Minister of Public Health of Qatar and her Tunisian and Djiboutian counterparts reflect a strategic initiative to strengthen health sector partnerships. By engaging in dialogue and exploring collaborative opportunities, Qatar aims to address pressing health challenges and improve health outcomes in the region, aligning with the objectives set forth during the ongoing WHO Regional Committee sessions.
Original Source: thepeninsulaqatar.com
