Iraq’s Health Minister Prepares to Sign MoU with Spain
Iraq’s Minister of Health, Saleh al-Hasnawi, confirmed the ministry’s preparedness to sign a memorandum of understanding with Spain. During a meeting with Spanish Ambassador Alicia Rico Perez, they discussed health cooperation, especially in the pharmaceutical sector. The aim is to localize the pharmaceutical industry and encourage Spanish investments in Iraq’s health sector.
The Iraqi Minister of Health, Saleh al-Hasnawi, announced on Tuesday the ministry’s readiness to formalize a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Spain. This was disclosed during a meeting with the Spanish Ambassador to Iraq, Alicia Rico Perez, at the Ministry’s headquarters, attended by several officials from the ministry.
The discussions during the meeting focused on enhancing bilateral health cooperation between Iraq and Spain, particularly in the realms of localizing the pharmaceutical industry, sharing expertise, and promoting Spanish investments in health-related sectors such as medicine and medical supplies. The Minister emphasized his commitment to collaboration, stating that the ministry is prepared to move forward with the proposed MoU.
In summary, Iraq’s Ministry of Health is poised to strengthen ties with Spain through a memorandum of understanding aimed at improving health cooperation. The focus will particularly be on the pharmaceutical industry, experience exchange, and health investments. Minister Saleh al-Hasnawi is keen on pursuing this collaboration, highlighting its potential benefits.
Original Source: ina.iq
